Imagine
a life in which you eat one small meal a day. You own one set of
clothes. When you bathe, you have no soap, wash cloths, or towels.
That’s the circumstances for these villagers who live in Porte Farm,
Zimbabwe. Christian Aid Mission assisted a local ministry that recently
distributed brown beans, sugar, and clothes to about 150 people. Gospel
workers also shared the Word of God, and 90 individuals committed their
hearts to Jesus Christ. Hunger, both physical and spiritual, is a major
problem in many rural communities in Zimbabwe. The maize they cultivate
is ground into cornmeal and usually yields enough to last only about
three months. Children and the elderly are most at risk of illness or
starvation. The ministry would like to do continued outreach in this
area, proclaiming the good news of salvation and giving food, shoes,
undergarments, and other clothes to the poorest of the poor.
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