| November 2009 - We hope to reschedule the fundraising concert for 2010.
Would you like to perform?!
The Cherish Fund would like to host a recital concert for local musicians (amateurs and professionals, young and old) and friends of Cherish Fund. It was originally intended for 12th December 2009 but has been cancelled with the hope to reschedule for 2010. This allows us to hold it during a quieter season, perhaps October, and allows more time to recruit players. The plan is to hold it in St Andrew's Church, Mapperley/ Mansfield Road, Nottingham, NG3 5AD.
Would you like the opportunity to perform a piece (or two) as a solo/ duet/ small ensemble? It could be classical, folk, world music etc. If you're interested we'd love to hear from you! More details on the Original Invitation flyer.
Malawi - donation of tools is stuck 450 miles away...
Tools with a Mission have kindly donated tools, sewing machines and computers to the Step to Jesus project in Malawi. They received confirmation of the shipment in January 2009. However, the tools are still stuck in a warehouse in Lusaka, Zambia and need transporting to Blantyre, Malawi before they can be use. See the Malawi page for more details.
September 2008 - Patrick Musoke from Agape school, Uganda will visit the UK
We look forward to seeing Patrick again and to hear the latest from the school and their planned building project. If you would like to meet Patrick while he is here or come to a church service where he will be speaking (around Nottingham, Mansfield, Ripley or elsewhere) then please contact us.
Malawi - Child sponsorship, Food provision, Flooding
Following the visit of one of our trustees to Malawi in October 2007 we have made a donation to the work of Step to Jesus Ministries, caring for orphans, widows and other needy people. We were also able to see the YMCA Avoid AIDS band perform live - very talented! - and meet the young people who are keen to make a difference to their communities.
Click here to read the latest from Malawi
Nigeria - books wanted
Shaffa Community Day Secondary School (SCDSS) in Borno state, Northern Nigeria, continues to grow. The principal contacted us again recently requesting support. See the Nigeria page for more details.
Patrick Musoke visits UK from Agape school, Uganda
In June and July 2007 Pastor Patrick visited churches in the UK to update people on the work of his church and Agape Outreach ministries which runs the school for orphans and underprivileged children in Kampala. His latest news will be published here when we have it. The situation in 2006 was that:
Archived News (...coming later)
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