Emerging Farmers Initiative: Empowering Youths Through Sustainable Agriculture

In the southern part of Zambia, the Sisters of the Holy Spirit have embarked on a mission to transform lives through the Emerging Farmers Initiative. Situated in Mazabuka and operating under the James Corboy Secondary School Production Unit, this Eco-friendly, integrated agricultural project empowers young people with hands-on skills to turn farming into a sustainable […]
Religious Sisters of the Holy Spirit Celebrate the First Profession of Four Novices

By Sr. Violet Sinakaimbi, Monze Diocese Four novices from the Congregation of the Religious Sisters of the Holy Spirit made their first profession of vows during a Mass held at Charles Lwanga College Chapel on Saturday. The newly professed sisters are Grace Phiri, Mary Moondwa, Mary Ngandu, and Constridah Kayuuna. The ceremony was presided over […]
Transforming Lives: Bauleni Special Needs Project Empowering Zambia’s Youths

Bauleni Special Needs Project is dedicated to providing quality education and life skills training to children with special needs in Lusaka and beyond. Founded by the Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, the project emphasizes respect, compassion, and human dignity, inspired by the words of their founder. The project focuses on inclusive education […]
Following the Call: Sr. Juliana’s Story of Faith and Devotion

From a childhood surrounded by church bells and the influence of devout parents to a life dedicated to service with the Good Shepherd Sisters, Sr. Juliana’s journey is one of faith and purpose. Growing up in a Catholic mission, she admired the devotion of the sisters and found herself drawn to their life of prayer. […]
A Legacy of Faith

By Sr. Tryness Mulubwa Sr. Geraldine Reakes, a member of the Salesian Sisters (Daughters of Mary Help of Christians), embarked on a life-changing journey from the United Kingdom to Zambia in 1987. As a young sister, she was one of the first missionary sisters dedicated to bringing the Salesian charism and faith to Zambian communities, […]