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Pastor Dennis Singini USA Tour for WorldHope Malawi

Man on a Mission August 1, 2016 Dear Friends of WorldHope Corps: It gives me great pleasure to announce the appointment of Dennis Singini as Country Representative and Program Director, WorldHope Malawi! For ten years, since 2006, I’ve been a ‘Man on a Mission to Malawi’ to help AIDS orphans, provide Hope Scholarships, and drill village wells in Malawi.   This year, rather than returning to Malawi, I’ll help a ‘Man on a Mission from Malawi’ raise funds for WorldHope Malawi—our partner organization he now leads.     Pastor Dennis Singini  served for 6 years as Program Director for CitiHope International’s USAID Food for Peace/Malawi program, and for several years as an Assistant Protocol Officer in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Malawi.   As CR for WHC, Dennis will continue as pastor of Rumphi Bible Believers’ Church and oversee other rural congregations in Northern Malawi.     I have known Dennis since 2006, we have worked together on ma

WorldHope Corps/SARS Water Project Progress Report for Second Quarter 2016

Sustainable Action Rural Sector (SARS) Progress Report for June 2016 by Julius Kasaija WorldHope representative Maxim Schrogin purchases first jerry can of purified water in Feb. 2016. Dear Dr. Micheal, Greetings and best regards to you. I will first of all apologize for slow communication this year. I have had problems with my health,  I have been down suffering from malaria for a second time in only two months, this has rendered me ineffective as far as field work and office is concerned; however our thin staff has been so reliable and effective thus moving SARS projects forward.  Kindly find our report attached. SARS KATIKARA WATER PROJECT STATUS REPORT SARS/WHC Katikara water project, our much treasured gold mine, has now grown to four months since inception in February 2016. The project we have all positively sponsored has reached a stage where local people are benefiting from the water project which has positive effects to the community.  Today we can ably rep