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Revealing Jesus Through Education, Humanitarian Service & Christian Leadership

What We Do

Zambia Mission Fund oversees the work of Namwianga Mission, a 6000-acre center for education, evangelism and humanitarian aid in the Southern Province of Zambia. Namwianga is home to a secondary school, hospital, radio station, orphan care homes, two colleges, and a working farm. Zambia Mission Fund and Namwianga are affiliated with the Churches of Christ. 


Restoring Sight, Restoring Lives: Free Cataract Surgeries Coming to Rural Zambia

Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness in Zambia, especially among the elderly. In areas where healthcare access is limited, untreated cataracts can leave individuals isolated and vulnerable. The risks are real: without sight, people are more likely to fall into open fires, step on snakes, or become completely dependent on others for their basic needs.

That’s where the Zambia Medical Mission (ZMM) steps in.

A Mission of Mercy: Free Cataract Surgeries in July

In July, the ZMM team will coordinate a special initiative to perform free cataract surgeries for patients who cannot see. Here’s how it works:

  • Patients are identified during Zambia Medical Mission clinics
  • Transportation is arranged for both patients and a caregiver to travel to Namwianga Mission Hospital.
  • A skilled ophthalmologist performs the surgery, often restoring vision in just one day.
  • After an overnight hospital stay, patients are returned home—healed and filled with hope.
  • All treatment is provided at no cost, offered in the name of Jesus.

What Happens After Surgery?

When the bandages come off, the results are nothing short of miraculous. Patients often burst into tears, cry out in joy, or clasp their hands in prayer.

"I can see your face!" "Praise God!" "God has answered my prayer!"

The Cost of a Miracle

The entire process—surgery, transportation, meals, hospital stay, and medical supplies—costs $75 per patient. The ZMM team hopes to restore sight to at least 100 people, for a total of $7,500.

Please click HERE to help restore the sight of someone in Zambia who cannot see.


What Namwianga Mission Means to Me

  • What Namwianga Means to Me
    What Namwianga Means to Me

    After I passed my grade 9 examination, I didn’t know what to do because the money wasn’t there to pay my school fees. I had lost hope. Then I heard about Namwianga Mission sponsorship. I applied for it and I was selected. I believe that indeed God answers prayers. I’m grateful and will forever be grateful to Namwianga Mission because I know that this education will take me places.

Our Impact This Year

  • Namwianga provided food relief to thousands during the recent drought.
  • George Benson Christian University College (GBCUC) now offers a four-year degree in education. 
  • Namwianga Mission College of Nursing will graduate its first class of trained nurses in 2025. 
  • Namwianga Christian Secondary School is continuing the tradition of academic excellence by ranking first in Kalomo District.
  • The Evangelism and Spiritual Growth team sends workers to villages near and far to teach and preach. Marriage seminars and leadership training continue to impact individuals and churches in Southern Province and beyond.
  • Bible distribution is putting native-language Bibles into the hands and hearts of Zambians. 
  • Fifty-five new water wells are providing fresh, clean water to thousands. 

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