The Meru Committee for the Greater Milwaukee Synod compiled this video to share some of the work done within our Sister Synod Relationship. Hear about the Water Project that Ascension funded and the work of Pastor Makenge and members of the Samaria Parish in laying the 9km of water pipes for the elementary school. Click the link to watch the short video. Thanks be to God. Asante sana!

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Harambee means “lifting together.” In a six-part Harambee video series, we will share the three mission priorities of our partners in Tanzania as “a community working together for the common good.” The first priority is training future leaders. The second is supporting their vital medical ministries. The third is providing a bridge for ministries challenged by the COVID economy.

In the Tanzanian culture, pastors serve many roles beyond being spiritual leaders. As part of Ascension-Waukesha’s partnership with Meru, Pastor Nathan Makenge was an active part of digging a 9- km. trench for a community water project that now brings safe water to 3000 people.

Asante sana! Thank you very much!

The GMS Meru Partnership Committee