He is risen! He is risen indeed!I never get tired of hearing those words. They remind me that I never need to worry about my future in heaven. In a world where so little is sure, I can always hold tightly to the unwavering promise...
Happy March! Lent; a season of reflection and a time to pause. In a world where time is money and we are defined by tasks and accomplishments, the season of Lent reminds us where our focus should be. "And let us run with perseverance the race...
Mr. Alisad Banda is the Clinic Administrator for the Lutheran Mission Rural Health Centre, at Mwembezhi, Zambia. He has recently begun teaching Bible studies for our staff at the clinic. Below is part of a recent study on the subject of Servant Leadership.Servant leadership is...
Happy New Year!!! We recently celebrated Epiphany, which is a Greek word that means appearance. When we think about Epiphany we may think about the Magi who traveled a long distance to present gifts to the baby Jesus. We also are reminded of the light they...
Welcome to December, As we prepare our hearts for the coming of our Savior, I invite you to take a moment and reflect on all of the ways that God has prepared you and provided for you, opportunities to serve Him. Maybe God has gifted you...
Light in a messenger’s eyes brings joy to the heart, and good news gives health to the bones. Proverbs 15:30 Nutrition and HIV/AIDS at the Mwembezhi Clinic, Zambia The Zambian government through the Ministry of Health and its partners are working hard to provide the necessary commodities...
Light in a messenger’s eyes brings joy to the heart, and good news gives health to the bones. Proverbs 15:30 The work of the One Africa team has been blessed as they continue to build relationships with various Lutheran Synod’s throughout Africa. One of those, is...
“You need to be patient!” This is a common phrase used by parents or teachers but what is true patience? During my July visit to Malawi and Zambia with Vickie Walther and Gary and Beth Evans, I was blessed to observe the amazing patience of...
I had the incredible privilege to travel to Malawi and Zambia in July with three other members of the CAMMStateside Committee, Gary and Beth Evans and Stacy Stolzman, to see the clinics operated by CAMM, meet thestaff, and observe clinic operations. This month’s newsletter contains...
As we wrap up the fiscal year, we wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who has supported our mobile clinic over the past 12 months since nationalization came into effect, and Violet Chikwatu and I took over from Gary and Beth Evans in...