Where we work · Africa
A land of delta and desert: the Okavango spreading into the Kalahari, salt pans to the horizon, and rivers where the elephants come down to drink.
Above: The Okavango Delta
A few of the places that make the country what it is. The pictures are illustrations of the landscape, not photographs of our work.
The Okavango River never reaches the sea. It spreads out into the Kalahari as a great inland delta of channels, lagoons and islands.
Among the largest salt pans in the world: the bed of an ancient lake, white and flat to the horizon.
On the northern border, where great herds of elephants come down to the water in the dry season.
Southern Africa
A short film made for this website, not footage from the trust’s own trips.
Botswana is one of the twenty-one countries named on our entry in the Charities Register, where the trust works through associates.
No seminar or gathering is planned in Botswana yet. If you live there and would like one, or would like to hear first when one is, join free or write to us. A person reads every letter.
Eight simple principles for a healthy life, starting with trust in God: nutrition, exercise, water, sunlight, temperance, air and rest.
How body, mind and spirit work together, and how to live by that day to day.
Dr Horst Müller's teaching on how illness often follows stress and loss, and the way back to health. His book is free to read.
Personal support for people going through a hard season. It is free, wherever you are.
“And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come.”
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The pictures on this page are illustrations of the landscape, made for this site, not photographs of our events.
