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Malaria Ends Life Begins

Did you know that . . .. Malaria is a life-threatening disease, spread through the bites of mosquitoes. About half of the world's population (3.3 billion people) are at risk of malaria. Malaria kills nearly one million people a year. 85% of people dying from malaria are children under five years of age. .

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Malaria Ends Life Begins

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    1. Malaria Ends – Life Begins One in Thirty Children in Togo Dies of Malaria - From a Mosquito Bite!

    3. Where does malaria occur?

    4. For example, in Togo . . .

    5. Why focus on Togo? Malaria is a serious problem in Togo. Churches in the city of Lomé, Togo are united with each other as well as government agencies, non-profits, and businesses in their communities to lead the fight against malaria.

    6. What can be done? Malaria is a serious, life-threatening disease. But malaria can be prevented! Malaria can be cured! Our goal is to save the lives of children in Togo by preventing malaria through health education and bed net distribution.

    7. What will the churches in Togo do? Church members in Togo will distribute long-lasting insecticidal bed nets and teach how to use them. They will visit families in their homes and provide follow-up. They will teach about malaria and other health topics. They will share the power and hope of the gospel.

    8. What are long-lasting insecticidal bed nets? Malaria is spread by mosquitoes that bite at night. Mosquito nets act as a physical barrier to prevent mosquito bites. Long-lasting insecticidal nets contain an insecticide that drives away or kills mosquitoes. When people sleep under long-lasting insecticidal nets, there are fewer mosquitoes and fewer mosquito bites—so less malaria.

    9. What is Malaria Ends – Life Begins ? We are a coalition of Christian churches and ministries working together under the banner of the Global CHE Network to save lives, make followers of Jesus, and engage with our communities in wholistic mission.  Our mission is to equip church members to deliver bed nets, health education, and the transforming truths of the Gospel into every home in Lomé. http://www.malariaends.org/

    10. What are the goals of Malaria Ends – Life Begins ?

    11. How can North American churches be a part of this? Churches in North America will raise funds to purchase bed nets and support master trainers in Lomé. They will raise awareness of malaria in their communities and invite businesses and schools in the community to contribute to the cause. North American churches will also take vision trips to develop relationships with the churches of Togo.

    12. What can you do? Join with churches in Togo to prevent these deaths and bring life! Learn Give Act

    13. Learn! Study: Learn the facts about malaria and the project in the city of Lomé. Go to http://www.malariaends.org/learn.php Share: Use the small group bundle to give a quiz, share about the project, show a video, and hand out response cards to your small group or Sunday School class. Also, teach your children about malaria. Go to http://www.malariaends.org/materials.php

    14. Give! A $10.00 donation delivers . . . a bed net, education about the prevention and treatment of malaria, Bible study, and monitoring and follow up through home visits. Go to http://www.malariaends.org/give.php

    15. Act! Pray for the teams at work in Lomé, for the church members who are visiting in homes, and for the recipients of the bed nets. Read reports about what God is doing on Facebook. Provide: $10 provides a bed net that provides protection for two children for four years, education about the prevention and treatment of malaria, Bible study, and monitoring and follow up through home visits. Go Social: Join us on the Malaria Ends – Life Begins Facebook page! Share what you are doing and see what others are doing to end malaria and bring life to the city of Lomé. Post your stories, photos, videos and links on the Facebook page. Take a vision trip to get to know the CHE teams in Togo.

    16. Malaria Ends - Life Begins http://www.malariaends.org/

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