There have been extraordinary storms in the Mbeya area this week and some of our friends homes have been badly damaged by flooding. The Grassroots Tanzania team have found them temporary accommodation but Sharon is having meetings today to discuss what help we can give to help them put their lives back together. This was […]
The Amazing Grassroots Tanzania team
A Post from Sharon who is visiting Tanzania this week: “Had a great time today with the Grassroots Tanzania staff and volunteers. It is always good to catch up and eat together. These wonderful people provide over 252,000 meals per year. Not to mention extra nutrition for those with HIV or food parcels for struggling […]
What happened in church to you this morning?
Those visiting from the UK joined with our friends Kevin & Deborah and the lovely congregation at Sovereign King Mission Church for church this Sunday. Church in the middle of one of Chennai’s (India) toughest slums. The visitors were welcomed with traditional flower garlands. Very smelly. Tamil songs to Jesus sang with passion and gratitude. […]
Surely we should do more!
Some thoughts from Ruth Leaving Tanzania always stirs up mixed emotions – happy to be coming home and being reunited with loved ones but also incredibly sad to be leaving behind the rafikis you have made whilst being there. This trip, I’ve formed deeper friendships with those I already knew, made new friends both on […]
more photos from Tanzania today
There is so much going on in Tanzania and the visiting team are posting photos on to the Grassroots Facebook page. Click the link below to see them in your browser: https://www.facebook.com/TheGrassrootsTrust/ Lots more on facebook. This one of Marckson is great: and Joseph: And so many children! They managed to spend time and interview […]
The Word of Faith – Another blog from the team in Tanzania
I planned to blog sooner but I have been too busy napping – my apologies to all the devoted fans out there. So let’s start with church. It was just like I imagined it, full of colour and energy. The service was three hours long but I had so much fun it didn’t feel long […]
100s of sponsored children – Tanzania team 2017
Written by Mark Price The rainy season started in Mbeya today – well it rained for about 7 hours if that counts? Fortunately it did not disrupt our programme too much and the team, spread across two locations for the first time on this trip, managed to interview and photograph over 280 children. The Pambogo […]
Dancing in Iyela – Tanzania Nov 2017
The Grassroots team was in Tanzania (Nov 2017) and visiting each of the locations. Sunday afternoon they went to Iyela. The first thing was to sing, dance (well… some people!), worship Jesus and praise him. Then each sponsored child was interviewed along with their parent or guardian. All important so we can be sure every […]
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