ITMI Partner, Eugene Kalunga, writes, “I am filled with many emotions…”
Merry Christmas From Your ITMI Partners!
We asked our partners to share some of the ways Jesus’ kingdom was advanced this year. We hope you are encouraged by their answers and the special messages they have for you!
The Life of a Missionary Teacher in a Rural Village in Zambia
Conrad Lucheta closed his Bible and rose from the metal chair where he’d been preparing for the morning devotion he’d be leading for his students. …
Village Teachers Commute 5 Miles Each Way on Bicycles
Vehicle ownership is unreachable, so these dedicated missionary teachers must ride their bicycles 5 miles each way to work, rain or shine until the school can get housing built for them onsite.
The Story of Excellence Christian Academy and Spring of Love (Video)
Excellence Christian Academy has duplicated its proven success to reach a village with the Gospel through Christian education.
This was a big milestone and something ITMI’s Eugene Kalunga prayed about for years and worked tirelessly to accomplish.
How Godly National Believers and ITMI Supporters Reach People for Christ
You Send. They Reach. Your support of our partners is an important part of each of these fun stories of giving and celebrating!
Schools Close in Zambia
As of mid-July, all schools remain closed. Find out what that means for our partners at Excellence Christian Academy and Spring of Love.
“The Experience Has Been Life-Changing,” says Zambian Believer.
“The experience has been life-changing…” says Given Singogo, “My prayer life has a new lease on life due to…”
Spring of Love School Opens in Zambia!
This article was originally published in the March 2021 edition of ITMI Monthly. February 1 was just the beginning of the total transformation that immersion in God’s Word promises to yield in many of the lives of Kapiri families. “What once seemed like a dream is now reality!” This is how our long-time partner, […]
Seven-Year-Old Has to Stop Attending School to Help His Family Eat
Seven-year-old Paul had to stop attending school to help his family eat. Paul normally attends classes at the Caleb Center for Children with Autism, but during the COVID-19 pandemic, he had to help his sister sell goods at the market to help his family eat.
