TEL International has numerous projects where we’re teaching national people preventative health care, community development and micro-enterprise. We use this approach to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ and plant […]
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The United Nations voiced concern for Mozambicans at a press briefing in Geneva this week. Tanzania is sending refugees from northern Mozambique back into danger. Witnesses say at least 1,500 […]
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Townships in South Africa are facing the harsh conditions of inequality and many areas are affected by water pollution due to poor sanitation and substandard housing conditions. These overpopulated communities […]
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In Tanzania, thousands of girls undergo Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) the practice, traditional in some cultures, of partially or totally removing the external genitalia of girls and young women for […]
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Jacob Nangai, the National Coordinator serving in Ghana, West Africa, pastors twelve congregations in the Brong Ahafo Region. He trains missionaries, pastors and teachers to serve in the region, and […]
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Children under the age of 5 and maternal morbidity and mortality rates in Kenya remain high, at 52 out of 1000 and 488 out of 100,000, respectively, per live birth. […]
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Available statistics indicate that 200,000 Ghanaians are completely blind while an additional 600,000 are visually impaired. Seventy-five percent of this blindness is avoidable. An outreach eye camp will restore sight […]
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Poor Kenyans, especially women and children, suffer from ill health, disease, and malnutrition. Often lacking local access to quality healthcare or transport to health facilities. Everyday women and babies die […]
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New Gospel opportunities have emerged in West Africa and scripture booklets are the tools believers need to walk through these open doors. In the past 12 years, TEL International has […]
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The Mukono Children Centre in kitakwi District Uganda serves 300 children. During a community visit, we found that many children were struggling to learn because their families could not afford […]
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