Lent – Share the Journey
From the placing of ashes on our foreheads to Good Friday where we observe the death of our God, Lent can be a tough time for Christians. It reminds us that our faith is not easy. Often ignored, this church season seems harsh to a culture obsessed with the frills of Christmas. Yet the innocent child of Bethlehem grew up and gave witness to a life that does not shy away from a difficult world. Jesus will call us to follow him to places we would likely never choose for ourselves. The good news is that Christ does not call ...
An Evening with Kay Warren
[caption id="attachment_2975" align="alignright" width="432" caption="Pictured here in Rwanda, Kay Warren travels the globe encouraging HIV-positive men, women, and vulnerable children, calling everyone, especially the church, into action on their behalf."][/caption] Friday, March 19 at 7:30 p.m Duke Chapel Duke University Durham, NC Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $25 and are available through the Duke Box Office. Visit the Box Office website to purchase your tickets today. Through the generosity of Lane and Louise Miller, 100% of ticket sales and donations benefit ZOE’s Giving Hope Empowerment Project. Map and Directions to Duke Chapel and Divinity School. Symposium with author and pastor, Rev. Shane Stanford at 3:30 p.m. (Note new time) A Positive ...
As We Forgive – Film Screening
[caption id="attachment_3626" align="alignright" width="350" caption="Film screening on Thursday, March 18 at 7:00pm, McAllister Auditorium, Furman University, Greenville, South Carolina. This event is free and open to the public"][/caption] From Rwanda: An Evening of Forgiveness, Reconciliation and Hope Join ZOE's Epiphanie Mujawimana for a screening of the award-winning documentary: As We Forgive on Thursday, March 18 at 7:00pm in McAllister Auditorium, Furman University, Greenville, South Carolina. This event is free and open to the public. Following the screening will be a time of conversation and questions with Epiphanie Mujawimana, genocide survivor and founder of ZOE Ministry’s Giving Hope Empowerment Project supporting orphans and ...
Stories of Hope: Robert
[caption id="attachment_3424" align="aligncenter" width="590" caption="Robert's family stands in front of their new home. He is caring for his brother, sister, and cousin."][/caption] Your gifts are empowering Robert to care for his family. After the death of his parents, Robert became the provider for his brother and sister. When he found out that a young cousin had no one to care for him, Robert took his cousin in as well. Robert’s Giving Hope Journey began close to one year ago. Through Giving Hope, Robert is receiving excellent training from an orphaned teen who has completed his Giving Hope journey and is now a ...
NEW! Children’s VBS
Welcome to ZOE Ministry's Journey to Blessing Bakery Vacation Bible School! 6 Great Reasons to Choose ZOE Ministry's VBS Program: Biblically-based curriculum, unique in approach and developed by educators, offering games, songs, crafts, and stories of transformation from the lives of orphans in Africa. A high quality, low cost program with detailed instructions and choices for any budget. Choose to print your own materials or order them at ZOE's cost, purchase craft kits or collect your own supplies. Video segments from Kenya featuring Giving Hope children and ZOE’s work. Interactive skits with Chef that make VBS fun for everyone. Close-knit relationships formed through ZOE’s Working Group structure and focus. Tangible opportunities ...
orphaned children are raising their brothers and sisters due to the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
In response, ZOE Ministry shares the Love of Christ and gives hope to vulnerable children in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Kenya, and Rwanda through:
Giving Hope Empowerment Project
Training in farming, animal husbandry, vocational skills, income-generating activities, HIV/AIDS education, health and hygiene. The training frees orphans from poverty and dependency within 2-3 years in the program.
Including food, school fees, clothing, clean water, and medical care.