When we share our testimony, our life inspires faith and courage in others. Here you can find testimonies and stories of our Ziwani community finding and living out their marketplace calling.
Peter Greer gives us a counter-intuitive perspective on competitors. He talks about how collaboration with and generosity towards others in our field actually serves to strengthen us and multiply our impact.
Andy talks about what it means to be entrepreneurs who seek to create culture through redemptive initiatives, rather than taking a posture of either condemning or merely consuming culture.
Ndidi's story shows us how our calling often comes wrapped in the things that disturb us most. For Ndidi, the leadership crisis and food insecurity in Africa inspired businesses that are changing the spiritual, social and economic landscape in Nigeria.
Liz shares how God led her from writing about challenges faced by women and girls to becoming part of the solution through an unexpected business idea in Uganda.
Patrick helps us to discern the times as far as what God is doing in Africa is concerned. He outlines the role of 'redemptive entrepreneurs' in the post-COVID era.
Unable to find suitable care for her autistic girl, Xoliswa now runs an educational centre for 21 children with disabilities.
Werner Fourie, an optometrist from Paarl, started Vision Box to empower young, qualified optometrists, and to serve disadvantaged communities at the same time.
From serving a 20-year prison sentence himself, MT now brings hope to prisoners through teaching entrepreneurship.
After being left by their father after their mother passed away, Heinrich Gabler and his brothers went to live in an orphanage. Rising above the challenges to become Mr SA 2019, he now distributes sport equipment to schools in disadvantaged communities.
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