Zimbabwe
NMSI’s work in
Zimbabwe is diverse as we have several ministries in different parts of the country.
The current economic and political situation in
Zimbabwe
makes this a very challenging place to do ministry. Our work involves church planting, working in education and health care from the capital city to the villages.
Another exciting ministry is the development of an agricultural training center for the purpose of equipping people with vocational skills while providing a deep level of discipleship.
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For more information visit these websites:
Joshua Project - The Joshua Project website is one of the best sources for information regarding the prevalence of Christianity in any given geographical area or people group. To find information about Christianity in Zimbabwe go to
www.joshuaproject.net/countries.php and select 'Zimbabwe' on the drop box.
IDES - IDES (International Disaster Emergency Services) partners with the Christian Church and its workers around the work to provide assistance during and following disasters and emergencies. IDES has worked with NMSI on several projects in Zimbabwe including famine relief in 2008.
WHO - The World Health Organization is the directing and coordinating authority for health within the United Nations system. Here you will be able to find data regarding health related issues from child and adolescent health/nutrition to communicable diseases.
For specific Zimbabwe information:
WHO's Zimbabwe page.
The Herald - The Herald is a government-owned daily newspaper and one of the largest in the country.
Foundations for Farming - Foundations for Farming is an initiative aimed at bringing transformation to individuals, communities and nations through faithful and productive use of land. NMSI affiliates work with Foundations for Farming in several countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.
ECHO - ECHO (Ecological Concerns for Hunger Organization) exists to help those working internationally with the poor to be more effective in the area of agriculture. NMSI and ECHO work closely together with missionaries headed overseas interested in agriculture development.