Both Joanthan and Jean are Zambians. They are BA degree candidates in the Faculty of Counseling and Health Care (they both need 24 weeks to graduate). Jonathan has an MA in Christian Ministries, an MA in Christian Education, and a Graduate Diploma in Community Tech/Development. They have a grown up son who is married, a 17 year old son, and an 8 year-old daughter. They have lived on YWAM Bases for the last 16 years. Jonathan is also an artist and a musician, while, Jean is a dressmaker.
(Base Leaders at YWAM L.Stone)
Welcome to YWAM Livingstone! We are glad that you are visiting these pages and hope that the information we have made available is helpful. In case of any questions about anything on this site, feel free to write to me and I will do my best to find answers for you. Please note that this site is my effort to provide direct information about events and activities at YWAM Livingstone. It is not representative of YWAM Zambia or YWAM International. Jean and I (Jonathan) only represent YWAM Living Stone Base, in the city of Livingstone, Zambia, South Central Africa. We do not represent any other YWAM geographical location on this website in order to grant them their right to speak for themselves in their preferred media.
*School of Church Planting and Leadership (SCPL) 4th July 2009.
* Discipleship Training 4th July 2009
* Biblical Studies 4th July 2009
*Intro to Biblical Counseling Sept 2009
It goes without saying that our location is one of the best in Africa and the piece of land the Lord promised us is an enviable pieceof prime land. We love the rented house from which we have been running our programs and ministries for the last 8 years. However, we feel the time to cross over into our inheritance is now. If you feel burdened to pray for us as a Base ministry, we will be glad if our priority--giving a permanent home to YWAM Living Stone's ministries--is among your prayer points.
In the picture on the right, you can see that we have reached the lintel level and are almost ready for the next building inspection. The low exchange rate at which we recieved our July donation leaves us K22,000,000 short. We are very grateful to the donors and to the Lord who is our ultimate source of all supply. The little detail we need to communicate continually is that exchange rates rise and drop with July as the lowest and December as the peak. The difference is about 30% in some years!
To train 100 students at Associates degree level every year and to see them use their skills in the service of God, family, and country. We see the need equip and release 1000 missionaries from Africa in the next ten years.