Key Ministries
- Outreach ministries: Children, particularly vulnerable girls, youth, college and university students, HIV and AIDS and Covid-19 Human trafficking prevention, famine relief, and disaster relief.
- Theology and resources: Theological education, Leaders Equipping and Resourcing Network (LEARN), research, witness to cults.
- Disaster Relief: Famine, Covid infectious diseases, climatic hazards (tropical cyclones etc)
- Leadership and services.
- Evangelism
Spiritual Landscape in Zimbabwe
Around 85 per cent of the population would identify as Christian, but many churches do not preach Biblical truth. There is a great need for good theological training among pastors. There are some ethnic groups who still practise traditional religions, including ancestor worship, and a small number of Muslims.
Please pray
- For more Nambyan people to come to know Jesus Christ and stand as witnesses for Him in their communities
- For gospel workers who can communicate fluently in the Nambyan language
- for SIM Zimbabwe to have an opportunity to reach Nambyan people with the gospel
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