What does it mean to become a Mozambique
Outreach Partner?
It simply means - getting
involved with the work in Mozambique ? RIGHT WHERE YOU ARE!
Where you live! Where you
work! Where you worship!
Use yourgifts
and abilities ? your group of contacts to help
us reach out to Mozambicans.
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Some Examples Of People Who Are
Partners
Dean is a camera man.?Our
DVD production is a result of him wanting to help MozOutreach ? using his
abilities with a camera.
Bev is in her 60s. She offered to
help by volunteering her time in the Moz Office in Australia.
John is a retired teacher who has
done some renovations at home. He helped build a building in
Mozambique.
Nathan runs a business and gives
support towards staff at MozOutreach.
Caroline wanted to have a small
table at the back of her church to keep people?s attention on missions by
making the monthly MozOutreach newsletters available.
Norma distributes the monthly
MozOutreach newsletter in her church and keeps her prayer group up to date
with MozOutreach prayer requests.
Ramon sends the MozOutreach monthly
e-newsletter on to his email contact list.
Graham knew the owner of the local
golf club, and arranged a special deal for MozOutreach to hold their
annual seminar there.
Grade 10 students at Emmanuel
College have supported several students at the Manga village primary
school for several years.
Christine is a businesswoman who
put a link to the MozOutreach website on her own website.
Paul is a photocopier technician who
donates his service to MozOutreach when there is a need.
George constructs commercial
offices. He generously supplied materials and offered labour to help build
the MozOutreach offices.
Dean stirred his church to take up
an offering to buy a windmill for a MozOutreach missionary
family.
Year 9 and 11 business students at
Emmanuel College used their business project to raise enough money to buy
new desks for a class.
Peter and Robin had a spare car
that they made available to a MozOutreach missionary who came back on a
break.
Tony is financial controller at a
primary school and offered to help MozOutreach by arranging for
MozOutreach to come to the school and do a presentation to the
students.
How to Become a
Partner
The glue that
keeps us together at MozOutreach is RELATIONSHIPS.
So if you are
interested at getting involved with MozOutreach simply
write to us at and tell us a little
about yourself and a suggestion of how you may be able to help. We'll send you a
starter's pack including some brochures and a DVD.
It's that
simple! And straight away you will be helping people in
Mozambique.
