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Zimbabwe Camp Meeting for People With Disabilities Draws 490

Zimbabwe Camp Meeting for People With Disabilities Draws 490

The third Zimbabwe West Union Conference Adventist Possibility Ministries camp meeting ran from 27 to 29 August 2026 at Maranatha Institutions in Bulawayo, with attendance rising from 223 on the opening day to 490 on Sabbath.

2026-09-10T20:11:37.290Z

Solusi School Strikes Water After Five Dry Boreholes

Solusi School Strikes Water After Five Dry Boreholes

A borehole sunk at roughly 150 metres on 22 June 2026 ended a multi-year shortage at Solusi Adventist High School in Zimbabwe, after five earlier attempts; some drilled beyond 130 metres — came up dry.

2026-09-03T20:31:18.143Z

Camp Meeting Becomes Disaster Response as Kariba Ferry Tragedy Unfolds

Camp Meeting Becomes Disaster Response as Kariba Ferry Tragedy Unfolds

Adventists gathered for camp meeting in Kariba, Zimbabwe, were plunged into mourning when the Mbuya Nehanda ferry capsized on Lake Kariba on 11 August 2026. Church leaders have since relocated their ministry to a school sheltering survivors, providing counselling and food.

2026-08-20T16:30:17.588Z

Far East Bank Adventists Donate Groceries to Alexandra Children's Centre

Far East Bank Adventists Donate Groceries to Alexandra Children's Centre

Members of the Far East Bank Seventh-day Adventist Church delivered 11 bags of mealie meal and 12 bags of mixed vegetables to the Ratang Bana Centre in Alexandra's East Bank on Sabbath, 1 August 2026, building on last year's R10,000 donation to the same community organisation.

2026-08-18T18:25:22.827Z

"I Don't Stay Alone Anymore": How a Zambian Project Brought Regina Back to School

"I Don't Stay Alone Anymore": How a Zambian Project Brought Regina Back to School

Nine-year-old Regina Banda of Mambwe District, Eastern Province, has returned to school and community life after receiving medical treatment and rehabilitation through the ADRA Zambia-implemented Disability Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience (DiDRR) Project, funded by the German BMZ and supported by Christian Blind Mission.

2026-07-20T10:21:16.290Z

The Hungarian Biologist Building Zambia's Climate Resilience

The Hungarian Biologist Building Zambia's Climate Resilience

At 26, Bettina Szabo left Hungary to put her climate research into practice. Eight months into her ADRA Zambia deployment, she has traded textbooks for nshima, field visits, and a new understanding of what community-led development looks like.

2026-06-29T13:10:55.468Z

Beira youth serve 65 residents with free haircuts during Impact Mozambique launch

Beira youth serve 65 residents with free haircuts during Impact Mozambique launch

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.

2026-05-12T13:42:32.984Z