Exploring Key Highlights from the 2019 Auditor General’s Report – Perspectives from the Church
View the Zoom Recorded meeting session themed: “Exploring Key Highlights from the 2019 Auditor General’s Report – Perspectives from the Church. Presentations by Snr. Rev. Herbert Herbert Mazonde (EFZ National Treasurer) and Nqobani Tshabangu (Transparency International Zimbabwe Research & Advocacy Officer).
Managing the Psychological Impact of COVID-19
Recorded Zoom meeting by the Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe.
The Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe, in partnership with AFREG, Choose Life International and Jamaica Christian Diaspora Conference invites you to watch this recorded Webinar.
Managing the Psychological Impact of COVID-19
Recorded Zoom meeting by the Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe. The Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe, in partnership with AFREG, Choose Life International and Jamaica Christian Diaspora Conference invites you to watch this recorded Webinar.
Promoting Sustainable Agriculture in Mutare
Farmers from Buhera, Dora, Mutsongi, Karikiriki and Zindoga had the opportunity to be trained on sustainable agriculture through the ‘Equipping the church and community for transformative development’ project.
Mentorship of Rural Young Women and Girls
The EFZ has understood the importance of inspiration and motivation in self-development and growth. We have recognized that sometimes the only barrier to someone’s success and transformation is a lack of inspiration.
Empowering Rural Young women and girls through livelihoods trainings
The Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe through the Education in the Family for Transformation project has empowered 50 young women and girls in poultry farming as part of empowering them to become self-sufficient and independent.
Self-Help Group Beneficiary Member Story
A testimony by a Widow, Sabina Ngundu, from Buhera. She narrates how the SHG has helped her to increase the output of her garden project.
The Tamuka Self Help Group- Empowering Rural Women
The Tamuka Self Help Group is based in Dora, Mutare rural district in Manicaland. It is situated in Gutukunhuhwa village and has a membership of 17 women from 17 households. Through their weekly savings the group currently has USD65 in its coffers.
The Self-Help Group (SHG) Concept Making Impact
Through the Church and Community Mobilization Process, EFZ continues to reach the most vulnerable; transforming lives whilst empowering individuals to be self-dependent across all provinces in the country.
Re-vitalizing the Zunde raMambo Concept in Dora
Kuhudzayi village in Dora is home to a high number of orphaned children and the elderly. The village Head, Mr Matiki said that food was barely readily available for them and the vulnerable members of the community had resorted to the selling of pit and river sand, negatively impacting the environment.