Please enjoy Emmanuel’s story of working on Lifesong Zambia Farms, shared in his own words below— The story I share is about what God can do when people choose to love, serve, and invest in others.My name is Emmanuel, and my life today is the fruit of seeds…

Across Lifesong ministry sites in Zambia, beauty is rising out of ashes as tragedies of the past no longer define life. Instead, as orphans learn their immeasurable worth as children of God and beloved brothers and sisters in Christ, they are becoming well-rounded leaders with deep faith. You provide…

As we step into 2026, we have been entrusted with an even greater opportunity: the addition of a fifth school—Lifesong Harmony School (LH) Kamiseshi, located approximately 36 km outside Kitwe Town. Situated in the outskirts of Kitwe. LH Kamiseshi has opened its doors to approximately 250 learners, many…

Our team began caring for Sisi when she was 9 years old. Now, she is studying social work. Meet Sisi, one of the children served by our growing team in Zambia. When Sisi was young, both her mother and father passed away, leaving her to fend for herself.…

On March 17, 2025, in Kitwe, Zambia, Joe Marton, our beloved friend, fellow mission worker, Sustainable Business Manager and unwavering Orphan Advocate, unexpectedly went to be with our Lord and Savior. Though Joe grew up in Windsor and was baptized in the Apostolic Christian Church, he spent most…

Peter was alone and abandoned when he met our team in Zambia. His parents died and his extended family left him, so our team provided safe housing and holistic, Gospel-centered care. When Peter started going to school, our team nurtured his unique skills and interests, eventually leading him…

Her father left when Bertha was just two months old. For a while, her father would visit once in a while for a few minutes, but then, when Bertha was 8, he stopped visiting altogether. Bertha internalized her father’s absence, believing she was the reason she didn’t have a father.

Daka* was born into a loving family, the youngest of seven children. When he was young, his father passed away, leaving him and his six siblings to be raised by a single mother. As his mother struggled to provide, Daka was invited to attend Lifesong school in Zambia where he received Gospel-centered, holistic care at no cost.

Veronica’s chances of graduating from school were slim. Only 27% of girls complete upper secondary school in Zambia; among the most economically poor children in Zambia, this number falls to only 3%. This was Veronica’s story. During the day, Veronica’s mother did piecework—odd jobs in the community—to help…

When we were introduced to Mary it was apparent that she was in need of care and attention. Mary is paralyzed, and her family struggled to provide her with basic necessities, let alone the additional support needed for her disability...