Indigenous
missionaries work to cheer needy children with distribution of food and
clothing, part of an evangelistic outreach in a village in central
Zimbabwe. At another site in Domboshawa, 19 miles north of Harare, Thy
Kingdom Come Ministries (TKCM) workers feed children who have lost their
parents to AIDS, among others – when funds are available. “We feed
about 300 orphans when we get help – these children have one meal a day,
sometimes two, depending on help they receive,” said TKCM Director
Bernard Martin. “Last time we could not feed the children because of
lack of funds. Our prayer is for the Lord to raise up a sponsor who will
help feed the children this year. Most of them live with their
grandparents, who are 60 to 85 years in age, because they have parents
with the AIDS virus. The grandparents struggle to even get a piece of
soap. They struggle for medication.” Children also need assistance with
school fees of $35 per term, he added.
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