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Orbus Ministries Australia Inc.
In Malawi, Orbus' aim is to partner with locals to help underprivileged children through assisting with the provision of education and skills development initiatives. Orbus Australia have established and supports the CCAP Orbus Mission Primary and Secondary Schools in Ngumbe, Malawi and has also assisted nearby impoverished villages with the provision of new water wells and pumps, built new homes for orphan families, as well as conducting general intermittent community orphan care as resources became available.
Orbus had its beginnings in 2007 with the establishment of a ministry to AIDS orphans in the Central African country of Malawi.
We are a Partner Mission Agency of Australian Presbyterian World Mission (APWM), and are governed by a board of five.
As a volunteer charity there are no high administration costs and nearly 100% of donated funds are used directly for ministry purposes. There are no wages, fees, travel or related expenses paid for any Orbus Ministries Australia Inc. management, board members or any Australian volunteers from general donations.
Please feel free to contact any board member or the Australian coordinator for Orbus, Craig Manners, regarding volunteering or donating at admin@orbusministries.org
PDF Brochure - Please feel free to distribute and print out our brochure and/or newsletters and place some copies in your church or work.
The word Orbus comes from the Armenian word orb (-oy, -oc) meaning "orphan, fatherless (child)." From this comes (h) orbos, from which the Latin word Orbus is derived, with the modern meaning: "underprivileged, disadvantaged, neglected, defenseless, impoverished, needy, poor, orphan, bereaved, childless and destitute."
Our logo depicts the vision of Orbus, which is to stand alongside and help the weak, vulnerable and poor, especially children who have lost one or both of their natural protectors. The logo depicts three upright Christian "fish" symbols, with the one in the centre representing an orphaned child and the two either side of that child representing loving Christians who have come forward to protect and love that child, in the name of Jesus.
In Malawi, Orbus' aim is to partner with locals to help underprivileged children through assisting with the provision of education and skills development initiatives. Orbus Australia have established and supports the CCAP Orbus Mission Primary and Secondary Schools in Ngumbe, Malawi and has also assisted nearby impoverished villages with the provision of new water wells and pumps, built new homes for orphan families, as well as conducting general intermittent community orphan care as resources became available.
Orbus had its beginnings in 2007 with the establishment of a ministry to AIDS orphans in the Central African country of Malawi.
We are a Partner Mission Agency of Australian Presbyterian World Mission (APWM), and are governed by a board of five.
As a volunteer charity there are no high administration costs and nearly 100% of donated funds are used directly for ministry purposes. There are no wages, fees, travel or related expenses paid for any Orbus Ministries Australia Inc. management, board members or any Australian volunteers from general donations.
Please feel free to contact any board member or the Australian coordinator for Orbus, Craig Manners, regarding volunteering or donating at admin@orbusministries.org
PDF Brochure - Please feel free to distribute and print out our brochure and/or newsletters and place some copies in your church or work.
The word Orbus comes from the Armenian word orb (-oy, -oc) meaning "orphan, fatherless (child)." From this comes (h) orbos, from which the Latin word Orbus is derived, with the modern meaning: "underprivileged, disadvantaged, neglected, defenseless, impoverished, needy, poor, orphan, bereaved, childless and destitute."
Our logo depicts the vision of Orbus, which is to stand alongside and help the weak, vulnerable and poor, especially children who have lost one or both of their natural protectors. The logo depicts three upright Christian "fish" symbols, with the one in the centre representing an orphaned child and the two either side of that child representing loving Christians who have come forward to protect and love that child, in the name of Jesus.