Mission

1. To go into the whole world fulfilling the Great Commission of our Lord Jesus Christ, teaching the bible for lasting life changes, preaching, making disciples of all nations, developing leaders and realizing believers with signs, miracles and wonders following.
2. To establish indigenous disciplemaking and cell churches (believers) in the faith by providing sound Christian teachings.
3. To establish self-supporting, self-administering and self-propagating churches, believe, obey and propagate full gospel message.
4. Assist, Equip and Empower the saints, the needy, vulnerable, street kids, HIV/AIDS, addressing other catastrophes, building orphanages in identified communities, church building construction etc.

Bio
I am Francis Chivuta, a pastor serving under New Life Giving Ministries where I am serving as the General Overseer (Bishop). However, just call me Pastor Francis. 
​ I like sports and the potential it has to influence souls for Christ Jesus if well utilized. I did my first sports outreach training and Internship by the Ambassadors In Sports (AIS), in Pretoria, South Africa from 2009 to 2010. The training included but not limited to Ubabalo, Sports Coaching, Theological Studies, fighting Human Trafficking etc.
As I was concluding my internship in Pretoria, South Africa, I was introduced to three men, one being CSRM's Bradley Barnes, who was doing church sports and recreation ministry on the other side of South Africa. I met and invited them to come and do sports ministry with me in Zambia in 2011, and they came and served hundreds of Zambian people and churches. This created a relationship that led to know P.F. Myers, though we never met in person, but only through emails. For some reasons, we remained mute, but because God’s timing is the best to rejoin us for His divine assignment this time.
 
Since then, my life has been taking the gospel in a holistic way, transforming lives, reaching the unreached people, and making disciples all nations. I worked for Ambassadors In Sport in Zambia as Church Sports Ministry National Church Coordinator for Zambia from 2011 to 2013 as well as National Director for Church Sports Ministry for our church, New Life Giving Ministries in Zambia.​

Family 
Wife: Charity

Kids: Alinaswe (boy)

Ministry Updates

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2021

​Current and ongoing Church projects/Ministries

1. Responding to COVID 19 by sharing the message of hope as the pandemic has brought fears, supplying face masks, hand sanitizers, soap and food stuff.
2. House church (Home cell meeting).
3. Discipleship training in houses.
4. Construction of New Life Giving Ministries Chingola branch.
5. Construction of New Life Giving Ministries Kaka branch.
6. Started a relationship and praying for Mr. Moses Nkole of Lunte District for possible church plant soon.

2020

April & May
Dear CSRM Family and Partners,  
Thanks for your prayers, your love and support. April and May, 2020 has been a great journey connecting people with God’s love and our continued church building construction. The year 2020 has subjected me to focus my ministry on responding to COVID 19 as other ministries are not fully permitted by the government authorities. But God has been gracious to open doors of connecting His love during this crisis. 

The months of April and May, has been exciting as I was putting a smile on the faces of hurting children and adults as a response to COVID 19. To God alone, be the glory for His provision and goodness and for using me as His vessel to connect the world with His love. Together, we can reach more and faster. 

These two months, we have been blessed to be able to distribute:

• Clothes to the needy at our Kaka branch
• Sugar to the vulnerable 
• Foot operated hand sanitizer to churches 

• Food to the aged to the vulnerable
• Toys and clothing to vulnerable children​

Here's a video of the Kaka branch congregation working on the construction of their new church:
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​October 
In the last couple of months, Covid-19 cases in Zambia have been decreasing; however, its negative impact still remains high. Although some industries have opened partially and schools have reopened entirely, the Church remains greatly affected. Those that meet for fellowship on Sundays in school classrooms are still not allowed to meet, and they are the majority. Sadly, some churches have completely closed while others are seen conducting church services in the bush or in the mountains.

November
We have been been quite busy doing outreach and having series of Zoom meetings and was invited to preach at a certain church in the village and was glad to present the message 'The Purpose of the church'' where I presented focusing on UPRIGHT in Worship, INWARD in edification and OUTWARD in Evangelism. It was so exciting.
End of the year evaluation and plan for 2021- We had an exciting moment with the Pastors looking at what we have faired in the year 2020 considering a number of challenges due to COVID 19 and successes in the midst of the crisis. We have all the reasons to thank God in everything as the bible in 1 Thes. 5:18
3-5 prayer requests that we can join you in praying for.
1. Pray that God may give me and my leadership team divine wisdom to implement what we have put in place to be accomplished next year.
2. Pray for family strength and unity after the loss of our elder sister
3. pray that God may use more in reaching the souls next year than this year and that we may connect with more churches to open up for sports ministry.

Support Francis

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When you give today, you are helping Francis purchase more food and goods to help the Covid Relief in Zambia as well as fund the construction and opening of at least two new churches to further reach the people of Zambia. 

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The people I minister to: I minister the good news to every class of Zambian people, but regularly to the vulnerable children, orphans, youths, adults, illiterate, the disabled and poverty stricken. Their status in community also differs. Generally, Zambia is known to be a poor country as the majority live on a daily income of about a US $1 per day.
The effect of HIV/AIDS on the Sub Sahara and Zambia in particular, has left negative marks. Now the outbreak of COVID 19 has worsened the economic, social and Church condition in the land, as those who live on a daily income are ordered to be home in order to be safe. This will result in huge social challenges caused by the COVID 19, and it will take so long to rebuild the economies.
 
Our strategy to fulfill the Great Commission

1. Winning the Lost to Christ through evangelism and other various missions activities.
2. Continuous disciple making and leadership development process.
3. Releasing and sending discipled and equipped leaders to train others who in turn train others as an ongoing process.​

•  “And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.” 
• Matthew 24:14

Zambia Facts

Population:
Approx 17.35 million (2018)
Religions*: 

• Protestant 75.3%
• Catholic 20.2%
• Other religions 2.2%
• No religion 1.8% 
• Muslim 0.5%

*2010 Zambian census  
Zambia is a Christian nation
 in the constitution of Zambia declared by the late second republican President, Dr. Fredrick Chiluba. This makes it one of the most fertile nations for missions activities, sharing the good news of Jesus Christ. Though a Christian nation, it’s not everyone who believes in Christ and with Christian values. In fact, even the percentages classified as Christians, they need re-evangelization.
  
One of the 7 wonders of the world in Zambia - Victoria Falls
Zambia has one of the 7 wonders of the world, the Victoria Falls. The traditional name for Victoria Falls is Mosi-oa-Tunya that means the ‘Smoke that Thunders’ and, as you can imagine, Victoria Falls truly lives up to its name. It is double the height of Niagara Falls in Canada, 108 metres in height.
 
Wildlife
Zambia is home to the Big Five of wildlife. All of Africa’s Big Five can be found in Zambia including lions, rhinos and elephants. South Luangwa National Park is a protection area for these animals.