Regional Council of Churches of Atlanta

SIFE Canterbury Club project at KSU with St. John's University in Tanzania

The Kennesaw State University Canterbury Club and the Students in Free Enterprise Team have a joint project with St. John's Anglican University in Dodoma, in the Diocese of Central Tanzanika. They are selling videos made by the St. John's students of the villagers in Majeleko, a small Wagogo village in the diocese. Money will be used for educational purposes under the stewardship of Bishop Mdimi Mhogolo. What's exciting about this is that this is an entrepreneurial project where the members of the village actually earn money based upon something of value that they have to sell -- their dance and singing. It's a first time use of crowd sourcing to allow fellow Anglicans to earn money. Live on IndieGoGo.com Please visit the facebook page and campaign page.

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