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About Amano Christian School

Amano Christian School began as the Lord led Philip Grove and Michael Pflaum, both long-term missionaries, to begin a new work. Initially, they saw the need for a school on the Copperbelt, the most densely populated area of Zambia. A school which would provide secondary schooling for the children of missionaries and others after leaving Sakeji Mission School in the North West Province of Zambia, with whom we co-operate closely. The vision enlarged to include primary students and to serve other Christian families and those who wish for their children to receive a Christian education. The establishment of Amano was not dependent on any one mission. Philip serves with Christian Brethren (CMML) and Michael with Liebenzell Mission in Zambia (LMI).

Michael Pflaum

Philip Grove

The present staff of Amano combines people serving with several evangelical bodies. Other organisations, including Brass Tacks, continue to be used of the Lord in the practical development of the work at Amano. North Star Worldwide has aided in distance learning when subject staff have not been available.

“The harvest is great, but the workers are few. So pray to the Lord who is in charge of the harvest; ask him to send more workers into his fields.”
Matt 9:38

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