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GRN Southern Africa Projects
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Project Zimbabwe
The need remains for audio Bibles and GRN Bible-based Bridge materials in oral-learning communities
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The Buck Stops Here Project
Video program about domestic violence and abuse
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Lilongwe District (Malawi) Distribution
Chichewa language speakers in listening groups need follow up visits.
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Mozambique Distribution Project
Help place players and flip chart sets in new villages, where people haven't heard the message of the Bible
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Talking Tigers for Toddlers Project
Talking Tigers for Toddlers bringing good news and comfort to children in need
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Malawi Lake Shore Route Project
Reaching & Serving the Non-readers, the Elderly & the Children on the Lake Shore route of Malawi
Kyangonde and Tumbuka Distribution - The Nyakusa Ngonde Christians will benefit significantly from hearing the LLL series in their own language
Zambia Recording and Distribution - Progress and plans for The Living Christ program in 5 Western Zambian languages
Khoe and San Language Project - Recordings made in the 1970s and 80s for the Khoe and San peoples are now needing evaluation. The Khoe and San peoples live in remote areas and it is important to evaluate recordings and improve distribution to these peoples.
Colin the Companion - Companions - friendly Cubs - bringing comfort for people living with Alzheimer's
Botswana: Thimbukushu Distribution Project - Distribution of Thimbukushu recordings needs R1000 (AU$100) per evangelism set - NOW FULLY FUNDED
Audio Bibles for Sight Impaired Seniors - Many senior citizens have trouble reading the traditional printed bible - now GRN are working to bring Audio Bibles to sight impaired seniors.
Lesotho - Roof of the World Project - Provide the resources for evangelists to reach people living in the Drakensberg Mountains, known as the 'Roof of the World', the highest place above sea level in Southern Africa.
Venda and Botswana Outreach and Follow Up Project - Deon Snyders, coworker of GRN Southern Africa, works on the Venda and Botswana Outreach and Follow Up Project
Madagascar - Distribution of teaching materials to churches - Madagascar: 80% of people are animist, 45% of traditional Christians practice ancestral worship, only 7% of people are evangelical Christians. Be part of the great effort to distribute teaching materials by sponsoring a church.