It was 12:30pm on Saturday, September 11 in Zambia’s capital city, Lusaka. ITMI’s Steve Evers should have been about to board the third and last flight in the journey home…
Travel Update: Steve Evers in South Africa
In August, ITMI’s Steve Evers made it to South Africa despite numerous travel restriction and challenges! His first Sunday there…
Riots, Looting and Chaos in South Africa
For the past 3 days there have been mass looting, rioting and burning of buildings in the provinces of Gauteng and KwaZulu Natal. …
Dear Team: No One is Invisible to Our God
Just this morning as I exited the freeway that leads to our ITMI office, there stood at the intersection a disheveled man that probably was not as old as the years he carried on his body and face, holding a cardboard sign that simply stated, “Ever feel invisible?”
How the Fleeting Has Led to Lasting Impact
When word of pandemic-related lockdowns first reached us, it seemed for a moment that many of our partners’ ministries would grind to a halt. Schools that were the main point of contact with needy families would be closed. Churches wouldn’t be able to gather. But quickly, ITMI’s role became clear: help our partners make the most of these God-orchestrated opportunities. Project Joseph was born.
Project Joseph Impact: On-the-Ground Workers’ Perspective
Olga and Cozmore share what they’ve seen as on-the-ground workers doing Project Joseph outreaches. They share the short and long-term impact of your Project Joseph gifts.
5 Lives Impacted at the Stone Hill Medical Clinic
In some ways, Dr. Bradley Kuhn is like many other doctors you might find in South Africa. He operates a medical practice in Durbanville, a suburb of Cape Town. He attends church faithfully at Durbanville Community Church. But Dr. Kuhn isn’t an ordinary doctor. …
Project Joseph Update
Because of the overwhelming generosity and compassion of ITMI donors, we are gearing up for another round of provision-enabled Gospel delivery by our partners! Meanwhile, Charl van Wyk and his team are…
How You Can Be Part of a Long-term Solution for the Hurting and Hungry
Garai felt his stomach rumble in anticipation of a taste of “sadza ne nyama ye huku” as he joined the line of children waiting for a meal. Eventually the boy stepped into the shade of the lone tree where the large pot – almost as tall as him – was situated. Garai lives in a rural area of impoverished Zimbabwe, where…
How Little Becomes Plenty
Conventional wisdom questions how much can we really accomplish with little? As mere humans, we tend to believe that a lot more can be achieved if we have large financial resources, talented manpower, and innovative ideas. But these things don’t really matter to God.
By Olga, a believer living in Stone Hill, South Africa.
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