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+[[File:LUBWA-MISSION.jpg|350px|thumbnail|right|''Lubwa Mission in Chinsali. Source: ZNBC'']]
 '''Lubwa Mission''',  located in [[Chinsali District]] in [[Muchinga province]] of [[Zambia]], is a Christian mission established in the early 20th century by the United Church of Zambia (Church of Scotland). The mission was dedicated to providing education, healthcare, and spiritual guidance to the local community. The provision of education was a major method of evangelisation.
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 ==Prominent people at Lubwa==
-Some of the prominent people who went to Lubwa Mission include Zambia's first republican president [[Kenneth Kaunda]], [[Simon Kapwepwe]], [[Robert Makasa]] and [[Alice Lenshina]], who led a break-away movement called the [[Lumpa Church]]. Lenshina drew a lot of members from Lubwa and set up her church just few kilometres from the mission.
+Some of the prominent people who went to Lubwa Mission include:
+*[[Rev. PaulMushindo]], who also helped translate the English Bible into [[Bemba language]] from 1913 to 1966
+*Zambia's first republican president [[Kenneth Kaunda]]
+*[[Simon Kapwepwe]]
+*[[Robert Makasa]]
+*[[Alice Lenshina]], who led a break-away movement called the [[Lumpa Church]]. Lenshina drew a lot of members from Lubwa and set up her church just few kilometres from the mission.
 ==References==
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 [[Category:Missionaries in Zambia]]
 [[Category:Chinsali]]
+[[Category:Places in Zambia]]