Abandoned and Alone

By Malawi Project | April 2, 2007 | Comments Off

Martha Mpandula’s Story She has always wanted to have a husband and children. She wished the people in the village would pay more attention to her. But it has not happened, and there appeared to be no chance that it would ever happen. Then one day. Then one day in spite of the odds against …

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Now I Can Go to Church

By Malawi Project | March 23, 2007 | Comments Off

Lindeni Chikoho’s Story He is approximately 30 years old, although like many in Malawi he does not know when his birthday is. He lives in Chilawo Village in the Dowa District, very near the central part of the nation of Malawi. He was born crippled and has always been unable to walk to school or …

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New Sewing Machines Offer Opportunties For Learning

By Malawi Project | March 19, 2007 | Comments Off

Each new gift coming into Blessings calls for an incentive program that will help the people get on their feet and not wait for the next gift to arrive. This is especially true in Mtendere Children’s Village where high expectations and high opportunities are being placed before the children. One recent contribution, two brand new …

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Now I Can Help My Brothers and Sisters

By Malawi Project | March 3, 2007 | Comments Off

Faison John’s Story Faison John is a 25-year-old man from Chipasula village in the area of Traditional Authority Chitukula in Lilongwe District. Faison was born disabled and grew up never knowing what it was like to walk. This did not, however, keep him from making an attempt to be successful on his own. He has …

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