For the person who simply looks at a world map they see only the nation as one entity. The nation of Malawi is quite united, that is true, but at the same time it has three distinct regions, the northern, central, and southern regions.
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As beautiful and magnificent as this famous mountain is, it is not the mountain referred to in this story. This story reflects a “mountain” that lives in the mind and body of 60-year-old Bisket Mashuwana who is physically challenged.
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Over 100 walkers, plus a number of canes and crutches were recently donated by Mobility Ministries in Demotte, Indiana. Additionally, dozens of mobility items have also been donated from the Lebanon, Indiana community.
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Someone may ask how many more mobility units and wheelchairs are going to be sent? The answer sits on the street in the traffic congestion of Lilongwe.
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Her entrance into the world was just one year before Malawi elected its first ever Vice-President, who would go on to become President three years later.
Shattered Dreams Restored Read More »
The only hope was to amputate his leg. From that day onward it has been extremely difficult for him to carry out his family responsibilities.
WORLD IS A BETTER PLACE Read More »
“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 »
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 »
Dr. Joyce Banda made the arrival of Wilson Tembo and the team from Action for Progress a spectacular ceremony.
Rolling Out The Big Tent Read More »
