Zambia 2018 | Mercy Unveiled


Provided through the Goat Project!	Joy like never before!
1st Provincial Leaders Meeting in Katete 1/6/24	Plowing in readiness for planting
Church being built in Katete	Progress on construction of Miracles Church in Katete, second biggest church building in the Eastern	9_edited
Borehole being dug for well	Bicycles for Pastors' transportation




Transportation for Pastors and Leaders
Demon being cast out from this man.
Bibles in their language and study books.

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"Bibles are worth more than gold to us."
age-11




	Children in line for prayer	A lame girl received a blanket
Good leadership	Children in Chikoka	Children called forward
Passing out Sweeties!	Chikoka	goat%20recipient_edited
Walking to the river Approx 120 people walked with us to the river for a baptism. It was a 3-hour trek through the jungle and 105 degrees. They sang the whole time!	Walking to the river	Baptism This young man was a witch doctor the night before. He has now received salvation and was baptized in Christ!
Leaders	The roads These are how the roads are in Katete through the jungle regions where the villages are.	Breakfast Having breakfast together before morning service at the Sinai Church in Malulu.
Retrieving the gifts Preparing to hand out blankets, learning material, soccer balls and pumps, etc.	A teacher in Malulu	Two children in Malulu
In route to Sinda	Women carrying goods This pic was taken in route to Bethlehem Church about 2 hours into our drive.	Two honorable men Bishop Ezekiel Sakala (pic rt) and Rev. Justin Mwanza accompanying us at Bethlehem Local Church in Sinda.
Child receiving a blanket This child had epilepsy, but walked for hours from another village to be here. He received a blanket and accepted Christ. See our testimonies page for a praise report!	A widow receiving a blanket	A teacher receiveing materials
Excited for sweeties	Little girl in Sinda	Women's worship group
Children in Sinda	The school in Katete This is the church/school being built in Katete for children's education, as well as for leaders.	Shelley & Scott in Malulu