“Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.” Ecclesiastes 4:12 The wisdom of this scripture is shown by understanding its meaning and application to life. It means whether it is a person, or a strand of rope a single strand can be broken. But if […]
the power of three strands Read More »
“It is impossible for someone who has not been to Malawi and seen the depth and width of poverty to fully understand what the word ‘poor’ means.”
WHAT DOES ‘POOR’ REALLY MEAN? Read More »
Lilongwe, Malawi. It started with Action for Progress working alongside the former President, Dr. Joyce Banda, by providing her foundation with mobility units for the needy.
one program opens the door Read More »
Mozambique and Madagascar serve as a buffer from tropical storms, but cyclone Anna ignored them, causing catastrophic damage in Malawi.
EMERGENCY – Anna Strikes Catastrophic Blow! Read More »
The southern region of Malawi, covering approximately 1/3 of the country is the most developed and holds the highest population.
Malawi’s Southern Region Read More »
Addressing a major need, the women of the Rochester Church of Christ are helping to equip expectant mothers for the birth of their children.
Rochester Women Reach Across the Ocean Read More »
In Malawi, decisions about what is good for the country are made by those financing the programs and the local people have little or no voice in the decisions.
NOTHING ABOUT US, WITHOUT US Read More »
One of the early distribution points for mobility units from the Malawi Project and Mobility Ministries was the Chiladzulu District in Southern Malawi.
DREAMS DO COME TRUE Read More »
The rain seemed to know when the trailer would reach Lebanon. This one would be the final shipment for 2021, and the ominous clouds were anything but reassuring.
Final trailer and another successful year Read More »
In a recent speech at a media training session in Salima, the National Malaria Control Program Manager Dr. Michael Kayange disclosed that malaria is killing more people in Malawi than Covid-19.
Malaria is Still the Big Killer Read More »
