New Bible Colleges:
We are delighted to announce that two more GAM Bible Colleges have been established in Tanzania, bringing the total number to six active Colleges! This expansion came in response to a heartfelt request from 160 pastors in the Manjara area, who had expressed a deep desire for biblical training. As a result, we launched a new College there on 24th March—becoming our largest College to date, with all 160 pastors enrolling as students.
After hearing about the new College to be set up in Manjara, leaders in Singida reached out and asked if we could do the same in their region. By God’s grace, we began our sixth College in Singida also on 24th March, where 35 eager learners were already preparing to begin their studies.
We asked for continued prayer for these dedicated pastors, who are passionately committed to growing in the knowledge of God’s Word and being equipped for effective ministry.
Relief for widows:
We praise God for the opportunity to bless 16 widows in the Democratic Republic of the Congo with 300 kilograms of cassava flour—a staple food that is both affordable and highly consumable, especially vital in the midst of the ongoing conflict.
This provision was made possible through a generous donation given specifically to support widows, and we are deeply grateful.
It’s truly inspiring to see the establishment of two new GAM Bible Colleges in Tanzania, responding to the needs of pastors in Manjara and Singida. The enrollment of 160 pastors in Manjara and 35 eager learners in Singida highlights the hunger for biblical training in these regions. This expansion not only strengthens their spiritual foundation but also equips them for effective ministry. Additionally, the provision of cassava flour to widows in the Democratic Republic of Congo is a testament to God’s grace and generosity. How can we further support these initiatives to ensure their long-term impact?
After the war is over, the next step would be to start establishing Cassava Businesses where they can make profit themselves like what we did in Tanzania with maize.
The establishment of two more GAM Bible Colleges in Tanzania is truly inspiring and a testament to the growing need for biblical education. It’s heartwarming to see how pastors in Manjara and Singida are eager to deepen their knowledge and serve their communities better. The initiative to support widows in the Democratic Republic of the Congo with cassava flour is also commendable, showing how practical needs can be met with thoughtful donations. How can individuals and organizations further contribute to such impactful initiatives?
During the war the only help we can give them is food and essentials. After the war we can help the widows to make their own businesses of selling cassava like we did in Tanzania with maize. That would set them up for life. It would require approx. $180 – $200 as a one time investment.