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The Ngithume Nkosi (“Lord, send me” in Zulu) project helps encourage South African medical personnel to get involved in missionary service.

It does so by advocating for medical missions with churches, Bible schools, hospitals, medical school Christian meetings, pastors’ gatherings, WhatsApp groups and conferences held by Christian Medical Fellowship (CMF) and Hospital Christian Fellowship (HCF). The project is a partnership of SIM South Africa, SIM International health ministries, CMF, HCF, churches, Africa Evangelical Church, and The Evangelical Church of South Africa.

It was founded in 2020 by long-time SIM workers Victor and Rachel Fredlund as they prepared to leave Mseleni Hospital, where they had served for decades. In addition to general advocacy for medical missions, they project aims to match medical personnel with short- and long-term ministry opportunities in South Africa, surrounding countries, and around the world. The project’s reach so far has included South Africa, Malawi, Eswatini, Botswana, Mauritius, Madagascar, Rwanda, among other places.

For more information, email [email protected] or the SIM South Africa Projects Coordinator on [email protected].

medical workers perform a surgery in Madagascar

Giving

If you would like to support this project financially, this can be done via EFT or by making a deposit in the SIM South Africa account, details of which are below.  Please ensure that you give the project number for this project — ZA97791 — as a reference to ensure that your gift is allocated correctly.  Thank you.

SIM South Africa

Standard Bank, Blue Route Branch

Account Number: 072 877 014

Branch Code: 025 609