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Resource Type: Bible studies
Our attitude to money We read in Matthew 6:19-21 the words of Jesus; ‘Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth… but store up for yourselves treasures in heaven. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.’
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by Sandra Michie Does record keeping seem one of the most un-interesting and perhaps difficult parts of running a small health centre or even a business? Yet it can be fun…
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by Jerry Adams What do we mean by project monitoring? It means to keep a careful check of project activities over a period of time.
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by Alan Knott. Book-keeping is a tool that helps you to carry out other tasks to the best of your ability. It is an information system that can not only tell you what is going on with a particular project, but can also let others know what is happening.
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This is a very useful teaching method which has been developed and used by Kumasi Health Education Unit in Ghana. It encourages community health workers to participate in discussion and to develop self confidence in thinking through the problems and needs of their community. It is also an exercise which will help trainers to assess the understanding and knowledge of their trainees.
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Jean-Pierre, Toussaint, Patrice and Raphael supervise a group of health workers in Rafai, Central Africa Republic. Their task is to teach how to avoid some diseases. One of the commonest diseases in the area is diarrhoea. To make the teaching more effective, a ‘diarrhoea doll’ is used! Toussaint tells us how it works...
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Reasons why you should try growing and eating bele
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by Stan Rowland Many Christian organisations are concerned with meeting either people’s spiritual needs or their physical needs. Too often, Christians separate the needs of people.
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The Haunted Well Mengo Hospital, near Kampala, have recently identified three wells in nearby villages, that they would like to ‘protect’. These are 15 feet or so in diameter and look like stagnant ponds, although they are fed by underwater springs. They provide the only source of water for many local people, but are constantly being polluted by animals and humans.
Resource Type: Bible studies
Our approach to community health and development by Stan Rowland. Many Christian groups are concerned with meeting either spiritual needs or physical needs.
