God’s grace has intervened to bring the Rev. Isaac Kalonji Mukendi, a much-anticipated speaker, to the Congo Mission Conference. Continue reading “Extra Grace Moves to Bring Key CMN Speaker”
Extra Grace Moves to Bring Key CMN Speaker
Quilt Raffle to Support The Dunns at MPH: Raised $2040!
Roxann Stixrud Rule made a Congo-themed quilt and raffled it at the Congo Reunion Luncheon in Montreat on August 24th. The quilt raised $2040 to support the Dunn’s ministry at MPH! Read on to find out who bought it!
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Why build and equip strong Christ-centered schools in the DR Congo?
Educate caring, capable leaders for the church and the country!
Encourage competent teachers to stay in Christian Schools!
Teach peaceful problem solving and increase health!
Find out how you can help! The end of this article includes a link to the 2018 Build Congo Schools Brochure.
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Update and invitation on Healing Hearts advanced training: July 2019
Yesterday, at the close of the Congo Mission Network steering committee meeting I shared the good news that the advanced level training for “Healing Hearts” is planned to be held on the IMCK compound in Tshikaji during the first half of July 2019. It was suggested that I share this news and the need for additional funds to make this successful.
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Welcome!
The Congo Mission Network (CMN) meets yearly to review progress in partnerships with the Presbyterian Church in the Congo and to plan out the next year’s activities. CMN will host an in-person conference next spring, March 14-16, 2024, at the Charleston Atlantic Presbytery Conference Center in Charleston, South Carolina. For details, click here. More information is soon to come!
2018 was a good year for building schools in Congo!
Congo’s Children and Families have much for which to be thankful, especially the generosity of any churches and individuals who funded the building of 2 schools in the Kasai provinces this year – Baolongo and Bambuyi. The school to the left is at Bambuyi.
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