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Fresh Passion
Mozambique
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The Chapel has joined many North American churches in the fight against HIV/AIDS in southern Africa. Specifically, The Chapel (with World Relief) has partnered with local churches in southern Mozambique to bring the good news of Christ and relief to two adopted villages, Chaimite and Koca-misava. HIV/AIDS is not just a medical issue as many may think. Rather, the fight must be holistic which means helping with sound agricultural practices, teaching trades like carpentry and canning food, providing potable water and conveying sound health practices. Showing the love of God, practically, through eye and dental care opens the door for people to hear teachings of the Bible. Ultimately, it’s a firm relationship with Christ that will eventually provide the morality base to fight and reduce HIV/AIDS.
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| "The Purpose Driven Life" | $6 |
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Pastors in five districts of southern Mozambique would greatly benefit from this best-seller translated into Portugese. 350 copies are needed.
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Shangaan is the local language in Chaimite and Koca-misava. Eyes light up when someone gets his or her very own Bible.
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| Solar Mega Voice Recorder | $15 |
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This gift will provide three mosquito nets for children, guarding them from deadly malaria. This disease continues to kill thousands and thousands of children in Africa every year.
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High illiteracy rates in the rural villages makes this an important gift. Run by solar power, the user will be able to listen to Bible lessons and Christian messages in Shangaan, the local language.
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These sets make village health training possible. Hundreds of World Relief and church volunteers teach thousands of families about malaria, diarrhea, pneumonia, nutrition, and HIV.
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$100 will provide 500m² of drip irrigation piping. $200 will provide 1,000m². This will help a family become active in commercial agriculture, eliminating the need for the father to move away to find work (and likely contract HIV).
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