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ADRA Zambia hosted 40 learners from Merew Day Secondary School at its Beekeeping Project in Eastern Zambia, offering hands-on exposure to honey production, pollination, and climate-resilient livelihoods. Project staff highlighted beekeeping as a sustainable income source for rural households.
An Impact Mozambique evangelistic site in Furancungo paused public meetings this week after the host's teenage son died following a long illness. The Seventh-day Adventist Church stepped in to support the bereaved family, drawing a moving response from village leadership.
Impact Mozambique 2026 is meeting practical community needs alongside its evangelistic mission. At the Novocine site, volunteers served 65 people with free haircuts, hair washing, and braiding before distributing soup at Municipal Square. The holistic approach builds relationships that extend beyond single meetings.
Impact Mozambique 2026 launches this evening with over 1,000 evangelistic sites across the nation. SID President Harrington Akombwa says success will be measured by transformed lives, not just numbers. The campaign challenges each member to reach 26 people, focusing on discipleship rather than mere membership.
Seminar strengthens discipleship, financial stewardship, and unity among church members.
A delegation from the Bié Provincial Government and members of parliament joined more than 2,000 women at the Cuíto Ecclesiastical District Women's Ministry Congress in Kuíto from 23 to 25 April. The gathering closed with the baptism of nine people into the Adventist Church and a renewed call to mission across Bié Province.
The Zimbabwe East Union Conference hosted 400 educators at its annual Teachers' Convention in Francistown, Botswana, under the theme "Inspiring Minds, Shaping Futures." SID Education Director Dr. Felix Njini and ZEUC President Dr. Godfrey Musara challenged teachers to place Christ at the centre of their work, describing schools as "centres of mission." The convention closed with two pre-Adventist teachers committing their lives to Christ for baptism.
The Zimbabwe East Union Conference is drawing regional recognition for its model of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty engagement, with SID PARL Director Dr. Pako Mokgwane commending its strategy of building relationships between pastors and civic authorities.
The “Voices That Impact” project was launched by the Women’s Ministries of the Northeast Angola Union to empower women through spiritual growth, nutrition, and practical skills.
Malawi Church Ends Elderly Woman's Wheelbarrow Journey to Worship With Wheelchair Gift.
Over 2,300 Pathfinders gathered in Harare for the East Zimbabwe Conference Camporee from 5–11 April 2026, where 51 young people were baptised under the week-long theme "Courageous." Speakers challenged youth to bold, God-centred living, while honours in robotics, drone technology, and sign language equipped them with practical skills for life.
A high-level delegation of Seventh-day Adventist leaders from Northern & Southern Zambia Unions and the Southern Africa Indian Ocean Division met Speaker of the National Assembly Dr. Nelly Mutti in Lusaka to offer spiritual support, affirm the Church’s commitment to freedoms of worship and assembly, and propose collaboration on social initiatives like ending gender-based violence, health expos, and youth community service.
Activities included literature distribution, community service, and baptisms across several provinces.
Thousands baptized as Adventist youth also contribute to nationwide blood donation campaign.
Adventist Church collaborates with health authorities and police to promote prevention, enforcement, and recovery support.
More than 400 youth gather as community outreach efforts receive recognition from local officials.
The annual program highlighted the growing role of media in reaching unreached communities.
The station, supported by Adventist World Radio, seeks to reach communities through digital media.
Events across South Africa and Zimbabwe highlighted evangelism, media outreach, and global mission.
Training focused on financial protection, institutional risk management, and retirement planning.
The outreach is part of the club’s ongoing community service program.
Leaders said the gathering strengthened mutual understanding while affirming space for freedom of belief and mission.
‘Kambas de Sangue’ solidarity project collects at least 859 units in latest drive, totaling 2,576 in 2025.
Initiatives include sign language training and efforts to expand opportunities for ministry participation.
The program combined inter-denominational fellowship with appeals for justice, peace, and religious freedom.