A few minutes with David Lee

David Lee

What do you do to relax?
Read and play tennis
What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever eaten?Mupani worm
What do you feel most passionate about?Helping others less fortunate than myself
What sorts of book do you read?I enjoy Christian expositions like “If you want to walk on water you got to step out of the boat” by John Ortburg. I’ve also enjoyed Terry Virgo’s book, “No Well Worn Paths”.
Who has shaped your life?Jesus, my parents and my wife Andrea.
What is your current favourite album?Michael W. Smith
What is your favourite quote?Something from David Livingstone: “You can send me in any direction as long as it is forward.”
What are your thoughts on the FSP training?Foundations for Farming is commendable. It runs so closely to what Andrea and I came to do in Wales. It’s in line with my thinking.
You’ve moved to Zimbabwe almost 3 months ago, what are your thoughts on being in Bulawayo?
Our purpose is evolving. James 1:29: we are thinking of helping orphans. 


By Molly Manhanga

A few minutes with Andrea Lee

Andrea Lee

Andrea is originally from the U.K. She moved to France and then Spain. She met David (her hubby) at a teacher training college in the U.K. nearly 40 years ago. Andrea is a lovely woman of God – devoted to reading the Word.

What do you do to relax?Read and walk
What is the weirdest food you’ve ever eaten?Sadza
What do you feel most passionate about?Following what God wants me to and being obedient to His will.
What sorts of book do you read?Mostly Christian books – biographies
Who has shaped your life?My parents, David and my children
What is your current favourite album?Michael W. Smith
What are your thoughts on the Faithful Stewards Programme (FSP) training?It’s nice to meet people from other communities and get to know them. The training is reinforcing what we’ve heard before at the Foundations for Farming Champs Conference. Reinforcing is good.
What are your thoughts on your stay in Zimbabwe so far?After being here for 2 weeks last year it was like coming home. It’s great to meet up with people we’ve met before and to meet up with new ones.

By Molly Manhanga

A few minutes with Zulu Dube

Zulu Dube

Zulu Dube is one of the leaders of Kingdom People Church based in Harare, Zimbabwe. He came down to Kezi, Bulawayo with the Faithful Steward Programme team and it was great chatting to him for a few minutes. This is what he had to say:
What do you do to relax?Play loud hip hop music and dance
What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever eaten?Mupani worm
What do you feel most passionate about?Seeing young people empowered – guys who were not working finding something to do. I’m passionate in helping to facilitate that.
What sorts of book do you read?I read books that motivate me like “Rich Dad, Poor Dad.” When I read them, I want to get out there and achieve something – make a change.
Who has shaped your life?Several people like P.J Smyth, Sibs Sibanda, Mbonisi Malaba, Kenneth Hagan and Cross Movement – a hip hop group.
What is your current favourite album?Kingdom People by Tedashi

By Molly Manhanga