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When 13-year-old Ruth’s* mother got divorced from her husband, Ruth and her family moved to Chibuli Community. Life was becoming increasingly challenging, as her mother was struggling with mental illness. Thankfully, Jean, a Care Worker from Chibuli Community Based Organisation, noticed their situation and stepped in to help Ruth’s mother care for her children. Today Ruth is in grade 6 at the community school and every day receives a hot and nutritious meal from the hands of loving Care Workers, like Jean, at the Care Point.

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“On the first day of the Maranatha Workshop in Chibuli, there were not many Primary Caregivers who attended. On the second day, several more came because they had heard from those who attended what they had learnt and how God had ministered to them. It was like they had heard the true gospel for the first time in a community where different spiritual beliefs are prevelant. Thankfully Jesus showed up. The Primary Caregivers confessed that they had never really believed and they made a decision to step forward and accept Christ as their Saviour. They asked to meet twice a month to hear the gospel and share with each other in their Relationship Group."

Sylvia Mwelwa, African Volunteer, Zambia reflects on a Maranatha Workshop that she had the opportunity to help facilitate earlier this year.

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“I told my church, there are teams coming to help because there are children with no food+so we must do our part.” – Pastor, Chibuli, Zambia 

150 of the most vulnerable children in Chibuli receive a daily meal, access to education and access to basic health care.

For many of the children in Chibuli, the food that they receive at the Care Point is the only meal that they will receive that day.