Mission Opportunities 2010

Want to serve God abroad? Make a real difference with you life? We need 27 people this year to move the work forward. Be one of them.

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Raising Money with The Gadget Scientist

Entrepreneur and Author Mark Burton has created a fun funky brand with the Gadget Scientist. The latest book is the Gadget Scientist's - Guide to Digital Photography. Mark is a passionate supporter of Dignity and in particular Mibila Village Clinic. A proportion of the books profits will go to supporting the clinic in rural Zambia.

Have a look at www.gadgetscientist.com

New About Dignity Leaflet

Have a look at our new About Dignity leaflet. Just click here to download.

February 2010 Prayer Bulletin

The work of Dignity cannot go forward without people praying. Here is the latest Prayer Bulletin from Dignity. Can you spare a few moments to read and pray for the work? This month we need you to pray about relationships for the work and decision that we must make to take the work forward with real intent and purpose. Click Here to Download the Bulletin.

Life! Update Oct 09

Life! October 2009

It's hard to imagine that just over 2 months ago, we arrived in the area of Mkushi, central Zambia. We arrived knowing a few spurious contacts and simply having a sense that we should be here. Within 24 hours of our arrival, accommodation and firm contacts with villages had materialised. It can be eye opening when you walk in the presence and enabling of God.

Phone recycling scheme launches

Do you have an unwanted mobile phone? Drop it off at one of our designated points throughout the month of October and you can help raise funds for Dignity.

Want to know how - read on!

Newsletter No 4: Out Now!

You can now download and read our newest newsletter publisher Summer 2009. With information about the Life! initiative, Short Term Missions plus all sorts of other things we've been up to this year it's well worth a read. Just click here

Zambia Conference Report Oct 09

Our team have now returned from their two week long trip to Zambia. During their time there they were able to run a conference teaching people in village small groups about practical ways they can improve their lifestyles. Please read on for a fuller report of their time from Jo Hardy.