Our work
Secondary schools, local churches, and orphanages in and around Lusaka. Bible study, worship, drama, activities, and healing prayer.
The largest part of the work. The team is invited into secondary schools for Bible study, worship, short dramas the students act out themselves, and prayer for whoever is in need.
The same schools, visited again rather than covered once.
Teachers see the difference in the weeks afterwards, not on the day.
School names and locations are never published.
Serving churches in Lusaka alongside the partner church — youth meetings, worship, and the Saturday gathering that holds the week together.
Always working with a local church, never around it.
Teenagers who met the team at school often arrive here next.
The Saturday gathering is the anchor of the week.
Regular visits with activities, a short teaching, and time to talk. When funds allow the visit includes a meal.
Visits repeat, so the children continue to walk in faith and fellowship.
Feeding depends on giving in a given month.
Photographs are taken so no child is identifiable.
The same five parts, whether it is a school hall, a church, or an orphanage yard.
Opening the Word together, so faith rests on Scripture and not only on the moment.
Sung together, led by the team and by the students who want to lead.
A short sketch about something the students are actually living with.
Games and group work, so the room is not only listening.
One at a time, by name, for as long as it takes. The centre of every visit.
Healing prayer
Every visit makes room for students to be prayed for by name, one at a time, for as long as it takes. It is the reason schools invite the team back, and the reason the work is built around returning to the same places.
Stories of healing are shared as personal testimony, with consent, and never as medical claims.
Ask to hear a testimony[Scripture or a line from Feeby to be chosen — the design system reserves this treatment for one quote per page.]
Some months a visit includes a meal, some months it does not. The visit still happens either way. This is the part of the work that depends most directly on giving, and it is accounted for through the sending church.
Cost per meal to be confirmed
Photo needed — a meal being served, dignified, faces not identifiable
No child's full name, school name, or exact location appears on this site. First names or initials only.
Children are shown in dignified moments only, and location metadata is stripped from photographs on upload.
Testimonies are published with consent. Healing stories are personal testimony, never a medical claim.
Alt text describes what is happening in a photograph without naming any child.
Volunteers work alongside the team in these same places. Partner organizations can ask for the one-page budget and a call with the sending church.