Announcing the completion
of two NEW Fresh Water
Well Projects
Good News from Mindanti Parish
WHI well project at Mindanti Parish completed in August
2007 proved to be too salty for drinking, but still serves the
community for bathing, cleaning, food preparation and other
uses. Tom now reports that he was able to drink water from the well. Over time water quality has and may continue to
improve so that it can serve the medical needs in a nearby
maternity clinic.
As part of the Companion Diocese relationship between the
Diocese of Southern Malawi and Texas, new administrative
structures and fiscal controls have been implemented in
Southern Malawi. These two new wells were installed using
those new organizations. More fresh water wells are being
planned for the future to serve communities and schools in
Malawi.
Thank you so much for all your generous support contributing
to these “Water for Malawi” project successes and your
continued support for the “Malawi Partnership”, an initiative
of the Companion Diocese Relationship between the Episcopal Diocese of Texas and the Anglican Diocese of Southern Malawi.
Every dollar invested in fresh water will improve the lives of
our brothers and sisters in far away Malawi. Donate Now!
For more information contact Tom Gebhard at
heartbeatswhi@live.com
Trinity Anglican
Secondary School Facility
Upgrade Project
AUSTIN, TEXAS (8/27/11) Report by Terry Nathan
A total of approximately $10,000 is needed to replace the
old computers and give the school an adequate computer
lab. The return on investment for these funds is beyond
measure. Providing computer training and access to the
Internet to Malawi’s best and brightest students will create
a generation of graduates who will help to grow the economy and the government for years to come. To break its dependence on the charity of the developed world, Malawi’s youth must have the connectivity to that world and the education on how to use it.
Every dollar invested in education will improve the lives of
our brothers and sisters in far away Malawi. Donate Now!
For more information contact Terry Nathan at
Terry.N@stdave.org
“Malawi Partnership”
Seven Ways to Partner with Malawi
schools in the rural areas and so graduates of the rural primary schools are financially prohibited from attending high school. Education benefits the person learning and the community in which they live. A $1,250 scholarship covers the cost of tuition, room, board, books, paper, and uniforms for one year.
SIMPLE GIFTS FOR ORPHAN CARE
Parents and grandparents are dying daily from the ravages of AIDS, leaving little family structure for the surviving children. Warm Heart International in partnership with the Diocese of Southern Malawi has launched a “SIMPLE GIFTS FOR ORPHAN CARE” project to raise funds and awareness for orphan care projects in Malawi. Since 2006, Warm Heart International has transferred money raised from Christmas
gifting through the “Simple Gifts Project” at St. David’s (Austin) to the Diocese of Southern Malawi.
WATER FOR MALAWI
Warm Heart International in partnership with the Diocese of Southern Malawi “Water for Malawi” project raises funds and awareness for clean and safe drinking water for the rural poor in Malawi. Warm Heart International funds wind-powered and hand pump wells and sanitation projects in rural Southern Malawi. All fresh water projects support a church, rectory, and active community.
MALAWI PILGRIMAGES
Warm Heart International sponsors Pilgrimages to Malawi, Africa for up to sixteen delegates at the invitation of Bishop James Tengatenga of the Diocese of Southern Malawi to see and experience what God is doing in and through His people in a land far away. Please give prayerful consideration to join the growing number of youth, laity and clergy who have traveled to Southern Malawi. An international Pilgrimage experience that will change your understanding of the world, yourself, your community and God.
Every dollar invested will improve the lives of our brothers and sisters in far away Malawi. Donate Now!
For more information contact Nancy Ricketts at Noricketts@aol.com
