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Jubilee Centre December 26th, 2008
JC Board and Staff Retreat
Jubilee Centre held its board and staff retreat from 13th – 15th November 2008 at LGL lodge. The purpose was to review and revise the strategic plan of 2006. Rev. Neil Warwick from UK facilitated the retreat.
The staff and Board members were encouraged to see that Jubilee Centre […]
Jubilee Centre December 15th, 2008
In fight against HIV/AIDS
By Times Reporter
Speaking at an inter faith candlelight memorial service on the eve of the World AIDS Day, in Ndola last night as Zambia today joins the rest of the world in commemorating the World AIDS Day. This year’s commemoration marks the 20th anniversary of the celebrations and Zambia has actively […]
Jubilee Centre December 15th, 2008
Jubilee Centre Donates K21m worth of goods
By Times Reporter
Jubilee Centre, and interdenominational Christian organization, yesterday donated food, mosquito nets and home –based care kits worth K21 million to 480 people in Chibuluma area in Kalulushi District.
Jubilee Centre Church Mobilization Coordinator, Agnes Zalila said the donation was aimed at empowering people adversely affected by HIV […]
Jubilee Centre November 26th, 2008
A Harvest of Hope for People on the Margins
In a nation still shaken by skyrocketing food prices 160 families in the chronically hungry communities who farm on tiny plot of land have hope for a harvest that will double, producing enough for the family and leaving some for sale. “The difference” says sister Agnes who […]
Jubilee Centre November 10th, 2008
HIV and AIDS has been on the world’s scene since 27 years ago when the first case was noticed yet millions keep getting infected and dying due to its effects.
In Zambia leaders and the church have remained almost silent about the disease and live like it does not affect them but others. Thus the theme […]
Jubilee Centre September 29th, 2008
Grant Distribution
The Church Mobilisation Programme of Jubilee Centre identified 9 pastors and 40 Home Based Care (HBC) volunteers and empowered them with grants so that they can start Income Generating Activities (IGAs).
This is an ambitious effort to empower pastors that they become tent-makers and for HBC volunteers to have decent life. Over 90% […]
Jubilee Centre July 10th, 2008
Church Mobilisation Distribution:
Jubilee Centre, motivated by a sincere desire to know Christ and make His light shine in a dark world is continuing to encourage and challenge churches in how to minister to the needs of people in their communities. In the last two months Pastor Temfwe and Pukuta Mwanza (Church Mobilization Manager) conducted workshops […]
Jubilee Centre June 2nd, 2008
Church Mobilisation Food Distribution:
Jubilee Centre’s major activity for the March and April were much concerned in Church Mobilisation. This was the disbursement of grants to Child Headed Household (CHH) in four communities we are working with. The four communities identified 61 Child Headed Households. Each of the 61 CHH was asked to do a […]
Jubilee Centre May 23rd, 2008
Organisational Goal:
The Jubilee Centre is a Christian organisation that is dedicated to empower churches, communities and their leaders to grow spiritually, flourish physically and have a voice in the world on issues that concern them and those around them.
The Jubilee Centre Child sponsorship programme is a holistic approach to addressing the needs of orphans and […]
Jubilee Centre May 15th, 2008
With 100 people or churches giving K50,000 each month you will ensure that congregations of a minimum of 80 churches serving in poor communities are empowered to provide their 10,000 church members with specific opportunities of bringing a broader vision of the presence of God to 450,000 people in their communities in the next one […]
Jubilee Centre May 8th, 2008
By 2010, JC will have mobilized 1500 local churches and their 150,000 members to actively engage in integral action by impacting an overall 750,000 people in their communities in all provinces.
Africa has enough Christians deeply rooted in matters of faith and professionally competent to salt and to light communities living in poverty and families ravaged […]
Jubilee Centre April 15th, 2008
Pastors deepen the understanding on church building on leadership through the book of Nehemiah. JC is bringing radical challenge to the churches and to Christians to go beyond personal salvation-to building communities that reflect biblical principles. Recently Jubilee Centre held three days workshops for pastors in Chifubu and Mapalo on “Fixing that which is broken” […]
Jubilee Centre February 29th, 2008
In January and February 2008 Jubilee Centre has donated new pairs of shoes costing almost $5000 to 200 school going orphans and vulnerable children. The children were selected from Munkulungwe in Ndola rural and from Chifubu and Mapalo area just outside the city centre of Ndola.
In Munkulungwe the 80 children came from Baptist church, […]
Jubilee Centre February 28th, 2008
Last year Pastor Lawrence Temfwe, Executive Director of Jubilee Centre visited his son Lawrence junior who is studying at John Brown University in the USA. Pastor Temfwe was privileged to be introduced to Dr. Young-Gurl Kim, the professor of Mechanical Engineering and Community Development by Dr. Charles Pollard the President of the University. Pastor Temfwe […]
Jubilee Centre December 21st, 2007
Chifubu and Mapalo church mobilization workshops.
Jubilee Centre conducted two days workshops both in Chifubu and Mapalo. The objective of these workshops was to train pastors and church leaders in project management and to show them the recap of the survey conducted in their areas. In Chifubu over 62 pastors and church leaders were trained in […]
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