
Founded in 2002 by Dr. Sam and Maud Moonzwe, Empowerment Ministries International (EMI) serves communities mostly across Southern Africa, especially in Zambia and Malawi. Through City and Village outreach, thousands have come to faith. EMI also drills boreholes for clean water and supports community empowerment, education, and family restoration.
Your gift replaces unsafe huts and long, dangerous walks with secure, staffed dorms—protecting girls in rural Zambia and keeping them in school.
The Mukalaikwa Girls’ Dorm Project was created to provide safe housing for girls who faced abuse or were forced to drop out of school due to lack of shelter near their classrooms. The first dorm—built for 60 students—now shelters over 120 girls, many sleeping on floors or in shared spaces.
With the school serving nearly 400 girls, we urgently need to build two additional dorms to ensure safety, dignity, and continued education for every student.
Your donation provides essential notebooks, pencils, and uniforms to help children stay in school and learn confidently with hope, dignity, and lasting impact.
Empower children’s learning today.
Provide uniforms and shoes for 1,000 children this Christmas, restoring dignity, confidence, and classroom attendance daily.
Support urban evangelists sharing Christ in cities through street ministry, home visits, and ongoing discipleship follow-up.
I love the training and discipleship aspect of EMI. They have trained hundreds of people in Africa and provided opportunities for gainful employment in many instances.
Excellent job addressing rural community needs by providing motorcycles, tractors, drilling boreholes (Wells), installing pumps for clean water supply, and building pit latrines for sanitation.
EMI’s generosity makes it possible for me to continue supporting the ministry in providing thousands of uniforms, shoes, and school supplies to kids in Africa.
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