Inspirational Child Survival & Education Savings Programme in Angola
It is inspiring and humbling to hear of the amazing work that the Mother's Union has been doing in the Diocese of Angola. This work initially begun in 2009 as an…
A Whistle Stop Trustee Tour…..
In early June, MANNA trustee and ALMA link officer, John Tasker made a whistle stop tour of various places in the Diocese of Angola. First stop was the Extraordinary Synod…
Building a new church in Namacunde, Angola
Plans for a proper church building for the congregation of St Simon and St Jude, Namacunde, Diocese of Angola have been in discussion for a while so it was good…
Vision, Mission & Values
Here at MANNA, we have been busy honing our Vision statement alongside our Mission and Values. We think this sums us up well and what we are trying to do.…
Disaster Response in Mozambique
At the beginning of February, the northern part of Niassa province, Mozambique experienced bad flooding severely affecting 2,089 families with loss of homes & farms. On 19th February after heavy…
100th Edition of Newsletter
The 100th Edition of MANNA's newsletter is out! This little magazine has been sharing the stories from the Anglican churches in Mozambique and latterly Angola for over a hundred years and here…
Life Teams in the Community
This article was written by Rebecca Vander Meulen in June 2016 for the Anglican Communion website and the International Anglican Family Network Magazine. You can find it's original by clicking…
Pioneering Epilepsy Work
Dr Peg Cumberland's pioneering work in Niassa with Epilepsy patients continues at a pace. Her work this year has focussed on supporting the government mental health programme for Niassa province mainly…
Lusophone Network Meeting, Portugal
In November '17, more than 30 delegates gathered in Porto, Portugal representing the Anglican dioceses in Angola, Brazil, Mozambique and Portugal as well as a range of Christian mission agencies, including MANNA…
Day 22: History – what have we learnt?
#ThenandNow: History - what have we learnt? So much of the 'Lebombo Leaves' over the last century are full of familiar stories of famine, illness & floods, lack of education & finance, all littered with a wonderful faith. These struggles are ones that are still real for so many today in Mozambique & Angola. The pressing question is: What is God asking us, as MANNA, and YOU to do to fight against these injustices and bring about his Kingdom? With thanks to the Bodleian Libraries, The University of Oxford and USPG Archives. USPG Periodicals: Lebombo Leaves
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