ZEMA® History
ZEMA® is a new name with a new emphasis in the work of an old mission. In the very early 1900's, Edgar Mahon, a Salvation Army leader, left the Salvation Army to work as an independent missionary. In the very beginning, Mahon had contact with a missionary from the Christian Catholic Church (CCC) of Zion, Illinois by the name of Daniel Bryant. Bryant asked Mahon to oversee his work when he was recalled to Zion. Some of Bryant's people came under Mahon's work but most went their own way and became the amaZioni of today.
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Statement of Faith
ZEMA® clearly identifies itself with the historic, fundamental teachings of the Bible.
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Locations
ZEMA® has many different locations for many different ministry opportunities. From administrative offices in the USA, to a youth camp, a preschool, and 42 locations for Bible-school training.
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Personnel
ZEMA Personnel
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Vision Statement
• That the amaZioni people of Southern Africa become soundly Biblical in their beliefs and practices.
• To Know God and to make him known, particularly among the amaZioni of the African Independent Churches.
• To this God-given privilege and responsibility we dedicate ourselves:
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