When visiting Zimbabwe last year, I met with our evangelist friends from the Associated Churches of Christ in Zimbabwe. I spoke with Evangelist Shaky Moyo and heard an inspiring story about Pastor Bhanzi, who planted a church in an old…
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…
Thando’s journey began with great loss when her mother passed away during childbirth. Fortunately, Thando was given a loving home at Khayelihle Children’s Village when she was just seven months old. Receiving the love and care she needed, Thando grew…
My name is Tichawanda. I was born in 1991. I am the father of three children, one girl and two boys. I live in Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe. All my children are in primary school. Life was difficult. I lacked money…
In August 2025, Global Mission Partners and ACOM are hosting a discovery visit to experience mission in Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe has experienced many years of political and economic instability, along with prolonged periods of drought. Despite these challenges, Global Mission Partners…
Training pastors and evangelists The growth of rural churches in Zimbabwe has led to many rural pastors being tasked with ministering to as many as eight different congregations. Global Mission Partners supports the development of local pastors and evangelists, enabling…
Providing care for vulnerable children Over 22.5 million Africans have been affected by the HIV/AIDS crisis in Zimbabwe. Many children lost a parent or both parents during this time. Although the severity of the AIDS epidemic has decreased, the lingering…
Conservation farming to build resilience Many people in Masvingo, Zimbabwe, are losing their livelihoods. Local farmers are being forced to migrate due to droughts, storms, floods and other threats caused by a changing climate. These changes have meant that many…
Installation of boreholes and wells In Zimbabwe, dirty water is a leading cause of illness for many communities. In drought-stricken areas, water sources can be between 5–15 km away and are often contaminated by human waste and pollutants, resulting in…
In Zimbabwe, women walk long distances to find the cleanest water they can use, but it’s still dirty, taken from local rivers or hand-dug wells. This is common when villages in Zimbabwe do not have a borehole. Walking to collect…