Shaken by the suffering
By Gary Fallesen, founding president, Climbing For Christ
Sankhulani sprawled on the dirt floor in his grandmother’s house. He is in his 30s and developmentally disabled. But that does not explain his need to eat soil.
“I asked him if he does that because he ...
Widow Lidia Namonde sits in the rubble alongside the remains of her house in southern Malawi. (Photo by Damson Samson)
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Appreciating the time given by God
By Gary Fallesen, founding president, Climbing For Christ
Mulanje Massif Chapter guides and porters in disciple-making training in southern Malawi. (Photos by Damson Samson)
Damson Samson shared what he referred to as “a wakeup call” when guides an...
Learning to avoid sin on Mulanje Massif
Mulanje Massif Chapter members. (Photos by Damson Samson)
Before diving into the New Testament and teaching about the Gospels and General Letters, Damson Samson led the guides and porters in the Mulanje Massif Chapter back to Genesis.
“We were ...
A special gift: snacking on a Bible study
Children sponsored by Project 1:27 received new Bibles on Wednesday in Malawi. (Photos by Duncan Nyozani)
Climbing For Christ has received several unexpected gifts through the years from people (often young people) moved by the Spirit to support His...
Blessed to touch lives
Malawi widows ululating or singing songs of praise for food received. (Photos by Damson Samson)
Damson Samson took the little we are able to provide each month to help his widows project (US $500) and fed the 191 in January. He purchased 45 bags of maize and helped th...
Sending them out two by two
Group village head Kasale, left, and her elderly mother in August 2018. (Photo by Gary Fallesen)
Damson Samson put the disciples-making-disciples lessons he has been teaching to our Kilimanjaro Chapter in Tanzania and the Mulanje Massif Chapter in Malawi to work durin...
The Mulanje Massif Chapter pig project in Malawi: Six brothers in Christ show off the piglets produced by the original two pigs provided through funding by Climbing For Christ. This project helps address physical needs, while we continue to train up disciples of Jesus who can make more disciples. ...
A common Malawi widow’s pose: praising God for what He has done. (Photo by Damson Samson)
Widows declare God’s greatness
By Gary Fallesen, founding president, Climbing For Christ
“Closing our mouths can’t do,” Damson Samson said after the third anniversary ...
From the gift of shoes to God’s victorious feat
Damson Samson spent Malawi’s Independence Day (July 6) and CHRISTmas eve 2018 with those in the Mulanje Prison. It capped our Malawi-based African worker’s first year of serving those in prison.
Before delivering a CHRISTmas message...