Children's Ministry Agape Farm - Global Horizons Inc.

Children's Ministries Agape Farm

Zambia, Africa

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Our Story

Missionary Diane Gorham is passionately sharing the gospel through her ministry, Children’s Ministries Agape Farm.

MISSION Statement:

Inspire individuals to:

Experience God’s forgiveness of sin
Enjoy God’s indwelling presence in their daily living, and
Discover their God-given talents expressed via infinite ventures

VISION Statement:

Extend and practice the love of Jesus Christ on 900+ Zambian acres in the “bush of Africa”, impacting students and villagers via schools, gardening, safe water, clinic, vocational training, the Jesus Film, etc.

Our Impact

Agape Farm is a non-denominational Christian organization providing schooling, teaching farming skills, and offering medical clinic services. It is located in a rural area of Zambia, Africa, where the community’s living conditions are primitive. It can be challenging to find clean water, adequate shelter, and employment.

To make an impact in these conditions, Diane and Children’s Ministries Agape Farm addresses opportunities for economic development and encourages hard work and Christian discipleship.

The ministry extends its reach by visiting prisons, hospitals, and mental institutions. ministering to those who are sick or who may be forgotten.

🌿 Recent Accomplishments - thank you to all of our generous donors!

Water - A bore hole was drilled to provide water to all of the lodgings and the cafeteria, via a solar pump and water tank.
Solar Lights Installed - two tall lights for security at night.
4 x 4 Truck - donated to transport building supplies, farming materials and ministry equipment for outreach events such as the Jesus Film.
2 Irrigation Systems Installed - to water existing crops for our food program and a new student garden.
400 Pairs of Shoes - donated to children walking many miles to school.
Teachers' Home - construction completed.
Pastors' Homes - construction completed.

Your donation helps equip an entire school for nearly 400 students, in addition to community outreach!

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“The LORD will guide you always; he will satisfy your needs in a sun-scorched land and will strengthen your frame. You will be like a well-watered garden, like a spring whose waters never fail.” - Isaiah 58:11

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We'd love to show you our ministry. Watch the video to see our chapel and student learning. You'll see our school grounds, buildings constructed, food preparation, and projects under construction.

Expanded corn field, January 2024.

Severe drought causes crop failure, February 2024.

Feeding program continues amid droughts

CMAF Staff 2024.

Thanks to the support of our generous donors, each child received a special gift at the end of the school year: a Bible, pair of shoes and candy. New soccer balls were also donated to the school, which brought an extra measure of joy to the students!

The school's headmaster leads a heartfelt prayer for donors who support this ministry.

Children excited to show their new Bibles.

Carport construction.

Plowing the land.

New school building under construction.

Construction continues on the pillars for the school building's walkway.

In February we were able to purchase a used 2015 4x4 truck! Used to transport building supplies, farming materials and ministry equipment for outreach events such as the Jesus Film and seminars, the new 4x4 is a great blessing!

Since the bore holes were added last fall, the water expansion project continues to bring transformation to life at Agape.

Crops that supply student lunches twice per week.

The two irrigation tanks have been installed, benefiting existing crops and enabling a new student garden. The new student garden has beans, sweet potatoes, maize, sunflower seeds, and oil.

Agape primary students learning to grow vegtables

Agape primary students learning hands-on skills to grow vegetables.

The student toilets are 85% complete.

Outdoor classroom when the school buildings are too hot to sit inside.

In the dry season class is conducted outside, under the shade of a tree, as the tin structure normally used by the students becomes unbearably hot in the African sun.

Boring the earth for a new well that will be connected to a solar pump and tank to collect and hold water; this will provide water to all of the lodgings and the cafeteria.

CMAF had a donation of 400 pairs of shoes. The children were so excited and grateful to each receive shoes… very important for those who walk long distances to school.