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A follow-up Bible Study. This group of 25 curios sellers meets every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Canadian people have been tremendous supporters of AE and it’s mission to Evangelise the cities of Africa, through Word and Deed, in Partnership with the Church. The support was present from the very beginning of AE in 1961 when Michael Cassidy left Fuller Seminary in California with a few classmates to conduct an outreach to the provincial capital of Pietermaritzburg in South Africa. One of his partners then was Paul Birch, now the Emeritus Chairman of the AE Canada Board.
In a recent newsletter I gave you a look at what goes into the planning and proclamation phases of an AE City-wide Mission. This month I want to show you what the results look like – with just a small glimpse at lives that have been changed by the work you helped enable African Enterprise to do in Lilongwe, Malawi thanks to your partnership with us.
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With Zimbabwe tensely looking forward to a runoff election on June 27, AE Team Leader Orpheus Hove has appealed for the prayers of AE friends around the world. “Humanly there is no solution,” Orpheus said. “Churches are forming chains of prayer and only God can save us from where we are. We need your prayers, especially in the next two weeks.”
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Some churches were burned or looted. Others lost many members to migration out of the community as a result of ethnic clashes. This is the recent story of Kibera, Kenya, the second-largest slum in Africa, after Soweto in South Africa. Some one million inhabitants call it home, representing one-fourth of the population of the city of Nairobi, located to the northeast. As it is also a melting pot of all of Kenya’s ethnic groups, it experienced untold unrest and tension in the aftermath of Kenya’s controversial presidential election in December 2007.
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Like many other African countries, Tanzania has a serious HIV/AIDS epidemic - which is of national concern. Though the national average rate of HIV infection in Tanzania is 8.8 percent, in the slum areas of Dar es Salaam it is much higher.
Due to the scarcity of hospital beds The AIDS victims have no palliative treatment and often suffer from lack of food, clothing and, above all, simple nursing care.
Recognizing the problem of HIV/AIDS across the continent, African Enterprise has been training Christians in Home Based Care for People Living with AIDS (PLWA) for several years in Kenya and Rwanda. In October of last year the Train the Trainer program commenced in Tanzania and the first participants graduated on December 28th, 2007.
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Dear AE Family, I am very pleased to announce the appointment of Peter Cheel as the new Executive Director of African Enterprise Australia & New Zealand. Peter will be taking over from Mike Woodall effective 4th July, and there will be a period of overlap prior to that date. Mike Woodall will continue as the COO of the partnership thereafter. Related Topics : |
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