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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Unemployment is soaring in sub-Saharan Africa. Yet there are huge opportunities for new agribusinesses as food imports into Africa are already high and are expected to increase further. TEl International […]
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TEL international is continuing its church-planting expansion work. The ministry began the work in 2014 by establishing indigenous missionaries in different countries that mentor and guide their own set of […]
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TEL International’s partner primary schools are providing a daily meal to over 300 children in Kenya. Hunger presents a serious obstacle to the improvement of pupil performance in our partner […]
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TEL International plans to distribute free life-saving mosquito nets this year – as World Malaria Day on April 25 spotlights the global health menace. Malaria is caused by parasites transmitted […]
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Aiming to bring “compassion on wheels” into more remote villages in Africa, faith-based agency TEL International announced the launch of a new bicycle campaign. To join in the campaign, go […]
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Millions of impoverished girls face days with no access to safe menstrual health solutions. Girls turn to unsanitary methods including leaves, bark, newspapers, rocks, and corn cobs, and in some […]
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In Ghana, children still face multiple adversities in their path towards attending school and being able to learn, while receiving a formal education. It is important that schools can identify […]
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Extreme poverty is the ruthless enemy that lurks in cities and villages around the world. According to published reports, poverty’s tsunami of devastation includes: (1). The poorest 20 percent of […]
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