Zimbabwe Mission Trip 2026
Our mission is to share the Gospel, strengthen believers, support local missionaries, and help communities build a more sustainable future.
Celebrating God’s Goodness
While in Zimbabwe, the mission team shared the Gospel with congregations in five different communities and taught classes to encourage and strengthen the believers in each location. They also visited with the local missionaries to see the work being carried out and traveled to Gwamba to check on the well, solar panels, water pump, and crops.
MISSION TEAM
Paul Fulgham, Lucky Ncube, Tobygele Ncube, Mike Wilkinson, Farai Denga, Chipo Denga.
Sharron Jones, Lucky Ncube, Farai Denga, Paul Jones.
Growing Hope
Drip irrigation provides a reliable and efficient way to water the crops, helping the community grow fresh produce even during dry conditions. The harvest provides nutritious food for local families while creating a more sustainable food source for the future. It is a beautiful reminder of what can grow through faith, hard work, and partnership.
Sharing Faith and Fellowship in Makuni
During the 2026 Zimbabwe Mission Trip, the team joined local pastors, families, and children for teaching, fellowship, and worship.
The pastor’s wife shared God’s Word with the children, while missionaries and community members lifted their voices in praise. Although they came from different places and backgrounds, they worshipped as one family in Christ. These special moments reflected the heart of the mission—building relationships, encouraging one another, and sharing the love of Jesus.
The Village of Mazankila
In Mazankila, we witnessed both physical and spiritual growth. The thriving crops are helping provide nourishment and hope for the community, while the baptisms celebrated new lives committed to Christ. It was a beautiful reminder of how God is bringing growth in every way.
The Village of Nyamadlovu
Time spent with the community provided meaningful opportunities to visit with families, encourage believers, and share the love of Christ. Through fellowship, conversation, and time together, new friendships were formed and existing relationships were strengthened.
