Our Vision
Our Vision
The future we are working toward, and the convictions that guide us.
Our Vision
A Nation Where No One Is Abandoned
We envision a Zambia where no one is abandoned to extreme poverty, broken relationships, or spiritual separation, but where people are restored to dignity, community, and relationship with God.
Our Mission
We walk with the most vulnerable in Christ's love, helping restore relationship with God, people, and life.
Core Values
The convictions that guide us
The Word
We let Scripture shape our understanding of people and our responsibility to serve.
Prayer
We seek God's guidance and depend on Him as we serve together.
Love
We give time, attention, and practical care, honouring each person's dignity.
Transformation
We walk toward lasting restoration in relationship with God, people, and life.
Our long-term direction
Four areas of restoration
Housing, Education, Medicine, and Employment give shape to the future we seek. We aim to develop these pathways with existing organisations and local partners, building on what we learn through Nshima and Rapha.
Housing
A safe place to stay provides a foundation for rebuilding everyday life. We seek to connect people with responsible local care and housing partners, while exploring longer-term possibilities for drop-in and transition support.
Education
Learning helps people discover their abilities and widen their choices. By listening to children and young people and working with appropriate education partners, we hope to help them find a path back into learning.
Medicine
Access to care helps people continue with everyday life. Building on Project Rapha, we want professional consultations and appropriate referrals to connect with ongoing local healthcare.
Employment
Work can provide income, responsibility, and a sense of belonging. Over time, we hope to work with local education, training, and employment partners to explore opportunities suited to each person's abilities and circumstances.
Today, our active ministries are Project Nshima and Project Rapha. These four areas guide the partnerships and future work we hope to develop.
Our path
From today's work to tomorrow's possibilities
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Today
Build relationships through Nshima and Rapha.
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Next steps
Strengthen follow-up, referrals, and local collaboration.
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Long-term direction
Develop connected pathways across the four restoration areas.
Restoration is a shared calling
Every sector has a part to play.
This vision requires patient work and many partners. By remaining faithful to today's encounters, strengthening local skills, and building new relationships, we can prepare for the steps ahead. Support for meals and medical outreach today is a practical contribution to that longer journey.