In a previous blog post this month we shared how we were able to spend time visiting with Pastor Jeremiah of Congo For Christ Center while he visited National Community Church in Washington DC. During our time of fellowship we were able to get first hand updates on may of the initiatives and ministries going on in the D. R. Congo. The hours we spent with our dear brothers allowed us the opportunity to discuss many things and learn more ways we can continue to help them. We are happy to be able to share some of these needs with our faithful and generous Global Outreach partners: Water System Improvements The most urgent need is to improve the water system that supplies the Congo for Christ C

Congo for Christ Missionary Church has birthed two other congregations since its inception. One of these is in Sebele, 124 kilometers south of Uvira. Pastor Jeremiah gave us an update about this church. About five years ago we donated the money for them to purchase about twenty acres of land. We were happy to learn that the church continues to grow and has a congregation of approximately sixty members at the present time. We were happy to learn that the church in Sebele continues to grow and has a congegration of approximately 60 members. The church members have been building bricks for a church and currently are working at digging the foundation by hand. Pastor Jeremiah said they are p

Sunday morning, April 23, 2017 found us in worship at the Lincoln Theatre Campus of National Community Church in Washington DC. With tears in our eyes and joy in our hearts, it felt like a dream come true to witness Pastor Jeremiah and Asumani on stage with Pastor Dave Schmidgall. Pastor Dave is the International Missions Pastor for National Community Church (NCC). Last year, Pastor Dave joined the NCC mission team for their sixth annual mission trip to Congo for Christ in Uvira D. R. Congo. It felt like a dream come true to witness Pastor Jeremiah and Asumani on stage with Pastor Dave Schmidgall. While in D. R. Congo, Pastor Dave invited Pastor Jeremiah, Daniel and Asumani to visit NCC i