Family Legacy Missions Zambia

31/05/2026

YES, IT IS ALL TRUE!

CAMP LIFE IS HERE! After what feels like forever, the wait is finally over. Camp Life kicks off TOMORROW, and we couldn't be happier to share this moment with you! Stay glued to our social media pages for everything that's coming over the next 5 weeks

Trust us, you won't want to miss a single moment!

31/05/2026

29/05/2026

CAMPLIFE!

3 DAYS TO GO!!

Camp Life is a cornerstone of Family Legacy's mission to bring hope and transformation to Zambia's most vulnerable children. It is a powerful, week-long experience for both the children we serve and the ambassadors who travel to Zambia to serve alongside us.

Year after year, thousands of children and hundreds of ambassadors come together to experience God's grace and transformation through His Word and the power of the Holy Spirit.

We cannot wait to see what God will do over the next 5 weeks. Stay glued to our social media platforms for all updates!

24/05/2026

A Visit by Pastor Nick.

Early this morning, our Tree of Life Childcare Facility was blessed with a visit from renowned Australian-American pastor and evangelist, Nick Vujicic.

During the service, Pastor Nick shared his powerful testimony with the children and encouraged them to place their faith and trust in God despite life’s challenges. “I can either be angry for what God didn’t give me or be thankful for what He did give me. The whole point of this life is having faith,” he shared.

Drawing from John 9, his message reminded us that God reveals His works through our lives, even when we do not fully understand His plan.

Pastor Nick, through NickV Ministries, is in Zambia for the Zambia leg of the Champions Arise Africa Tour. As Family Legacy, we are deeply grateful that he and his team took time to visit our facility and minister words of hope and encouragement to the children.

21/05/2026

Congratulations to our Excel & Beyond graduates!

What a season of celebration! On April 24th and May 8th, six of our own graduated. We are so proud!

These graduates are proof that with faith, hard work, and a community behind you, anything is possible.

From University of Lusaka (Unilus):
Laston Miti - Bachelor of Science in Banking and Finance
Isaac Phiri - Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Fredrick Sakala - Bachelor of Science in Accountancy

From Apex Medical University:
Jessy Shipilo - Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Racheal Maposa - Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Simeon Sibindi - Bachelor of Science in Nursing

From humble beginnings at Legacy Academy to graduating with degrees!

Your dedication, resilience, and faith have brought you this far. You are an inspiration to every child we support today and to every child who will come after you.

To Laston, Isaac, Fredrick, Jessy, Racheal, and Simeon, the Family Legacy Missions Zambia family could not be more proud of you. Go and change the world!

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12/05/2026

Today, we celebrate the incredible nurses at the Hill Wellness Center and nurses around the world who serve with compassion, dedication, and unwavering care.

Your kindness brings comfort, your strength brings hope, and your commitment changes lives every single day. Thank you for the sacrifices you make, the long hours you give, and the healing hands you extend to those in need.

Happy International Nurses Day! 💙

10/05/2026

Our House Mothers at Family Legacy Tree of Life go far beyond ensuring that children are
cared for.

They provide love, guidance, comfort, and stability, creating a safe place where every child feels valued, supported, and at home. Through their patience, sacrifice, and nurturing hearts, they help shape lives and build a foundation of hope for the future.

Today, we celebrate our House Mothers.

Your love, patience, and unwavering care shape lives in ways words can hardly capture.

Happy Mother’s Day to you, and Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers!

04/05/2026

A New Inclusion at Tree of Life Children’s Village

In line with Family Legacy’s ongoing dedication to transforming lives and making a societal
impact, Tree of Life Children’s Village admitted its first deaf child into the programme near the
end of 2024.

As a ministry, we knew from the start that in this chapter, true care meant more than meeting
physical needs. When ‘Daniel’ (not his real name), first came to Tree of Life, he had several
health issues, including progressive loss of hearing. The first priority was to manage his overall health until his physical condition improved enough for Daniel to start school.

Tree of Life staff had confirmation of Daniel’s complete loss of hearing in 2025 and immediately began searching for a facilitator to teach staff how best to support Daniel. Family Legacy partnered with The Sign Language Channel of Zambia, an organisation that empowers deaf people through education and skills development. They trained Tree of Life staff, who will also help children and staff in the Village who directly interact with Daniel, to learn basic sign language.

“When we began the process of supporting him, we knew we first needed to learn how to
communicate with him, help him communicate with others, and ultimately prepare him for school. The Sign Language Channel of Zambia was eager to come alongside us and train our staff.

Our team has found the lessons easy to follow and extremely helpful, not only for
communication, but also for understanding some of the challenges the deaf community faces.
Our next step is to help him interact with more members of the deaf community, so he can grow
in confidence and identity. The training sessions ran for 7 weeks, and we’re especially excited to
continue building stronger conversational skills and expand our vocabulary,” said Memory
Mwanza, Tree of Life Administrative and Education Deputy Program Manager.

For children like Daniel to truly reach their God-given potential, they need Family Legacy’s
holistic care model and inclusive support to meet each of their unique needs

01/05/2026

Today, we celebrate more than just work; we celebrate a calling. 🇿🇲

This Labour Day, our Country Director, Mr. Chikondi Phiri, reminds us that behind every effort are hearts and hands dedicated to transforming lives. It is a powerful reflection of purpose, service, and commitment.

“There is surely no greater love than this: that one should lay down their life for another.”

As we honour workers across Zambia, we also recognise the passion, sacrifice, and compassion that define true service.

To all our teachers, health workers, social workers, spiritual development officers, nurses, house mothers, and everyone who pour into the lives of the children we serve, Happy Labour Day!