We are currently changing donation software providers.
Andrew or Kathy will be contacting all of our current automated donors to get updated electronic donation information.
You can update your information online by clicking the "Our Missionaries" tab at the top of this page, selecting the
missionary/missionaries you support, and entering your donation information.
If you require assistance, please contact the ZEMA office (Monday through Thursday from 9am to 12pm Central time) at (847)872-7363 to provide us with updated information and we will be glad to make the updates for you.
If you are unable to contact us during open office hours, please send us an email at Zema@zema.org or call us at
(847)872-7363 and leave a message with your name, a contact number and the best time to reach you and
we will return your call.
Andrew or Kathy will be contacting all of our current automated donors to get updated electronic donation information.
You can update your information online by clicking the "Our Missionaries" tab at the top of this page, selecting the
missionary/missionaries you support, and entering your donation information.
If you require assistance, please contact the ZEMA office (Monday through Thursday from 9am to 12pm Central time) at (847)872-7363 to provide us with updated information and we will be glad to make the updates for you.
If you are unable to contact us during open office hours, please send us an email at Zema@zema.org or call us at
(847)872-7363 and leave a message with your name, a contact number and the best time to reach you and
we will return your call.
What is ZEMA?
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God has given ZEMA one of the great open doors in Christian Missions today: the Zionists of the African Independent Churches in Southern Africa. Membership in "Zion Churches" is thought to be as high as 15 million, divided up into more than 4000 Zion church denominations. These churches took the word "Zion" not from Israel, but from the town of Zion, Illinois, USA which sent literature and missionaries to South Africa at the beginning of the Twentieth Century, thus founding the Zionist movement.
Unfortunately, most Zion churches have become syncretistic, combining what they know about Christianity with traditional African religious beliefs, to basically form a new religion. However, many amaZioni (the Zulu word for "Zionists") have a great desire to study and follow the Bible. Because ZEMA has a formal connection with the history of the Zion movement, ZEMA personnel are blessed with acceptance among the amaZioni. In light of the great desire of the amaZioni for Bible training, and the fact that many of the millions of Zionists are looking to ZEMA to provide that training, it is not an overstatement to say that if ZEMA had 20 new missionary couples arriving on the Field today, they would be needed in the work. |
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