Port Macquarie’s Martin Barrow left his job in corporate finance in Sydney to assist the poorest of the poor in Bulawayo Zimbabwe, in 2003. Nine years on and abandoned and orphaned babies have been placed in families, street children’s lives restored, and homeless people have been fed, assisted and empowered.Martin leads Our Neighbours Ministry, which now has 34 staff and many volunteers, and reaches out to holistically love the poorest of the poor in the community. They have homes for vulnerable children, a soup kitchen, health service, empowerment projects and a school for disadvantaged children.Martin will be sharing about Our Neighbours Ministry in Zimbabwe at The Woolshed at the Heritage Christian School at 7pm on Friday, March 2 at 8 Mumford Place, Port Macquarie and at the Grace Church  on Sunday, March 4 during the 9.15am and 5pm services.Come along and hear his story.There are many people in desperate situations in Zimbabwe, and Our Neighbours Ministry will also give you an opportunity to be involved. For more information you can also visit the websitewww.ourneighbours.org.
