Feeding
Africa’s future
Hunga Munga is an apostolate focused on the spiritual feeding and
education of Christians from all denominations and persuasions.
Find out more about our cause and how to get involved.
When I asked my God if I could come and stay with Him for a while, She said: Yes, but don’t bring your God with you.
The Invitation
Brent Chalmers was ordained a deacon in the Catholic Church in 2007. During a pilgrimage to the Holy Land two years later, he visited a church on the eastern slopes of Mount Zion, outside the walled Old City of Jerusalem.
The church was apparently built on the site of the palace of Caiaphas, the Jewish High Priest who judged Jesus. This is where Peter’s triple denial of Jesus is said to have occurred. It is called St Peter in Gallicantu which comes from the Latin word “cock’s crow”.
Feeding
But how? Feed them physically? Spiritually? Psychologically? Intellectually? Morally?
The answer was to be found in Manna, that strange heavenly food which we first read about in Exodus 16. It comes from the Hebrew “Man’hu” which means “what is it?” In this strange substance, we sense something of signal importance – namely, that even as God sustains his people physically , his ultimate purpose is to sustain them spiritually.
The Apostolate
Hunga Munga is an apostolate focused on the spiritual feeding and education of Christians from all denominations and persuasions. It runs a series of programs from YouTube and Instagram videos to podcasts, to small faith-sharing groups, to live preaching and the administration of the Sacrament
The Consultancy
Running parallel to The Apostolate is The Consultancy. This has nothing to do with spiritual feeding, but offers ad-hoc services and advice focused on fundraising, food development, relief in Africa, and water disinfection in rural areas:
Fundraising Services
Food Development Services
Relief Services in Africa
Water Disinfection Services in Rural Areas
Additional Services
