Relief and Development

Hope for a Borehole

Ulita is washing her clothes in a bucket, two and a half hours from home. Water is limited in her village, so she attended a church service to do her laundry where water was available. In Village 5, where Ulita…

Healing the Trauma After the Earthquake

The earthquake that struck Vanuatu on December 17, 2024, was devastating. Despite this, when I arrived in Port Vila this May, the air was full of anticipation and hope. Local pastors and leaders were gathering for Healing the Trauma workshops….

Abundant Water for Pertunia

In Zimbabwe, Pertunia, a mother of four who is new to her village, joins the many women on their daily trek to collect water from a contaminated river that is drying up. Some days, she waits in line until ten…

Building Sustainable Livelihoods and Climate Resilience in Zimbabwe

In the face of intensifying climate change impacts and increasing vulnerability, Christian Care Zimbabwe, a relief and development partner of Global Mission Partners, is spearheading a transformative project in the Bikita and Zaka districts of Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe.  The initiative,…

Being Locally Led

Imagine establishing a ministry or project in another country without understanding the language or culture!  No real communication!  Lots of mistakes! That’s why, at Global Mission Partners, we prioritise getting to know the locals. We make every effort to form…

Love Restores Heena’s Hope

Heena enjoyed attending school because she is intelligent. However, she was afraid to go there because the boys often picked on her. Heena wanted to focus on her education, but instead, she felt herself spiralling into depression. There are high…

A New Office for a New Season

Thanks to a very generous bequest, Hosanna Ministries has opened a new office in India. Richard and Joy Williams served as missionaries with Global Mission Partners (then Overseas Mission Board) in India from 1962-1967. As part of their legacy, they…

A Mother of Many

Lilian stood in line with many other women at Khayelihle Children’s Village (KCV), Zimbabwe. They were all applying to be a Housemother. As the last one interviewed that day, Lillian didn’t have high hopes of getting the job. When selected for…

A Safer World For All

Australia is one of the safest, healthiest, and historically one of the most generous countries in the world.  Yet, our aid contribution is only 0.65% of the federal budget. International aid is now almost half what it was under Prime…

A Sewing Machine for Rubina

Rubina listened intently as her friend described a place where she could learn to sew. It sounded like a dream come true, and Rubina was eager to learn more. Rubina lives in Ambarnath, India, in a small shed near the…