Missional Education

Most people in the communities we currently work in cannot read or write English nor their mother tongue. Hence our communication of the gospel is mostly done through translators, audio, and audio-visual means. Enrolment levels in schools are low, especially among girls, as parents, who are mostly uneducated themselves do not prioritize education. We believe supporting and encouraging education, both formal and informal will help break the cycle of poverty in these communities. Indigenes will also be empowered to read, study, and understand God’s word for themselves, especially in their mother tongue or heart language. The following are some of the ways we are encouraging education in the communities:

1. Through our teaching in the schools, we offer counselling and encouragement to students to be motivated to prioritise learning
2. We engage parents and enlighten them about the importance of their children’s education
3. We provide incentives for girls with good attendance records at the end of each term
4. We offer scholarships to students who are passionate to continue their education but whose parents cannot afford to support them.
5. We are constructing a library facility which will double as an after school centre for children in a cluster of communities.
6. We hope to begin adult literacy classes for parents in the home group setting to aid their ability to read and write their mother tongue, and also to read the bible in their heart language.

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Mission Schools

Providing well built and furnished classrooms with the help of partners

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Scholarships

Provide scholarships for students from poor backgrounds.

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Library Projects

Renovating existing libraries and constructing new libraries.