
The Theological College of Zimbabwe, TCZ, exists to develop Christian leaders committed to effective leadership and ministry in both the church and society. However, whilst the men are being theologically trained, in the past their wives have received little or no training. This is despite the fact they often go on to take important leadership roles in churches, especially as most church congregations are 70% women.
The aim of this project is to run a study programme for the women at the college to help equip them for local church ministry. The Zimbabwean church will place many expectations on them, irrespective of their training, so it essential that they are well-prepared to serve the church.
This project is to fund a full-time worker to establish and sustain this course over a number of years, along with funding the lecturers needed to teach the course. The Co-ordinator’s job is to manage and administer the course, and to help develop it further over time. Current TCZ lecturers will be at the heart of the course as they teach the wives, and these faculty members will be continually trained and reviewed, as well as helping the course evolve.
Over the next three years, it is hoped that the Lord will have enabled the following to be achieved through this initiative:
Crosslinks has agreed to fund this project from 2008 until 2010 for £3800 per year. This covers all of the staff costs associated with running this course. We have also made a one-off £1000 payment to provide Bibles and other books for the study programme.
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