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home>> kufesa mbewu zopambana >> Kufesa Mbewu Zopambana INTRODUCTION TO OUR CHILDREN'S REFORESTATION PROGRAMME Welcome to our children's Reforestation Educational Curriculum 'Sowing Seeds of Success'. Chichewa yet to be translated for the children of Malawie, we are working on a French version especially created for the children of Haiti and DR Congo. African translations include a Swahili version for the children of East Africa. A Portuguese curriculum for the children of Mozambique, other African dialects are being translated such as a Nuer version for the children of South Sudan, and an English version for the children of the Caribbean and other English speaking countries. A Dutch version has been created for the children of Suriname.
Deforestation in Africa has devastating impacts on the continent's climate, ecosystems, and biodiversity. Cutting down trees would reduce the forests' ability to absorb carbon dioxide and generate rainfall, exposing territories to severe droughts and worsening the ongoing water crisis that has plagued Africa for decades. At current rates of deforestation, Malawi could be stripped of all trees by as early as 2079 . One of the major drivers of deforestation is Malawi's dependence on wood for meeting its energy needs, given that 89% of Malawians don't have access to electricity. Our 'Sowing Seeds of Success' educational curriculum will work to reeducate the children around the world on the value of planting trees, especially Moringa trees!
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Remember the children learnt in the 'Grow and Go' series that they all require different types of soils, water, sunlight, time and just the right temperature to flourish and grow. Botanists will tell you that the soil determines the health and strength of a plant. The better the soil, the healthier, the more fruitful and stronger the plant will be.
In Jesus' story, the seed represents the word of God and the soil represents the people who hear the word. Many times people hear the word of God, but they don't understand it. They don't take it in. That is like the seed on the footpath. The evil one comes and takes away the seed that has been planted in their heart before it has the opportunity to grow in their life. The seed that fell on rocky soil represents those who hear the word and receive it with great joy, but when the newness wears off and the excitement fades, they drift away because they don't have deep roots. The seed that fell among the weeds represents people who hear God's word and believe what it says, but soon the message is crowded out by the worries of life and the desire to get more stuff. If seed is planted in a bunch of weeds, the weeds will soon take over! A person who hears God's word, tries to understand what it says and put it into practice in their daily life is like good soil. In good soil, the seed takes root and grows and produces a plentiful harvest. That is the kind of soil that Jesus wants us to be. What kind of soil are you? Scientists will tell you that every living thing needs water , and a seed is no different. Water is vital to the seed because it's what helps it absorb nutrients from the soil and it's what helps it germinate. Seeds do this by absorbing the water and breaking through the shell to take root. That is why in the 'Grow and Go' Series we have an entire Chechewa 'Grow and Go Water Series' The sunlight provides the warmth and the energy needed for the seed to grow and develop. Light is what shows it which way is up and allows it to know where to place its leaves. It also helps it develop fruit. You learnt all about light and the Light of the world in the 'Grow and Go Light Series' Time is essential for germination and growth. Time is a process. You can't slow time or hurry it up; it goes at its own pace and allows the seed to germinate, develop and grow, until it reaches full growth and becomes fruitful itself. Finally, temperature is important in the germination process. If a seed is in an environment lacking the right temperature its chance of success is severely limited, even if all the other elements are present. If it's too hot, it will dry up and if it's too wet, it will rot. Both extremes will result in the seed's death. All of these ingredients are essential, if the seed is to unlock the full promise and potential it carries, and if it is to develop into what it is meant to be. The same is true for the Christian. We need certain ingredients if we're to develop and grow and become fruitful and mature. Every seed carries within it all the potential and promise of what it can become - Christ First Next week we will start our Sowing Seeds of Success - Moringa Reforestation Curriculum SOWING SEEDS OF SUCCESS - MORINGA CURRICULUM
SUPER FRUIT CURRICULUM
A DROP OF HOPE
GROW AND GO CURRICULUM
NEW LIFE CURRICULUM
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