Congo Equipping Pastors Wives
Equipping Pastor’s Wives in Congo Goal: $66 to equip 30 women leaders About this Mission Project The Women’s School of Kikongo in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is a unique program that prepares the wives of student pastors for the demands of rural ministry. The women learn how to be a positive Christian role model for other women, and become development leaders in their communities. Mama Mayoyo, a current student at the school, recently led over 100 women in worship using the skills she learned and practiced. Prior to attending the school, her heart belonged to Jesus, but she’d never been to school. $66 will cover the cost for one woman to receive classroom instruction in the Bible, literacy, health, and Christian education. She’ll receive notebooks and pens, sewing supplies & training, a Bible, and ingredients for cooking & training. That money also covers nursery care and a daily glass of milk for her toddlers, and kindergarten training for older children while she’s in class.
Prior to coming to the Women’s School of Kikongo, Mama Mayoyo couldn’t read the Bible. Now she confidently shares its meaning with others.
$2,000 would equip 30 women for ministry. www.internationalministries.org
Mission Project Specifics
Connect to this Mission Project
This project seeks to raise $2,000 to keep the doors of the Women’s School of Kikongo open.
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Pray with missionaries Glen and Rita Chapman and their partners in the Democratic Republic of Congo, that God would raise up and continue to provide training for rural pastors and their wives.
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Your donations make this mission project possible.
These funds will assist 30 student pastor’s wives to receive the training they need to help her deliver a Biblical message, provide counsel to her husband and form women’s support groups
Donate online. www.internationalministries.org
in her community.
Donate by check. Write Women’s School of Kikongo on the memo line and mail to International Ministries, PO Box 851, Valley Forge, PA 19482-0851.
This project will be managed by American Baptist missionary, Rita Chapman. It is anticipated that this project will improve the overall ministry of the pastor’s as they, and
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Share this information with others in your community and in your church family.
their wives serve in rural Congolese churches.
P.O. Box 851 • Valley Forge, PA • 19482-0851 • 1-800-222-3872 • www.internationalministries.org
Prior to coming to the Women’s School of Kikongo, Mama Mayoyo couldn’t read the Bible. Now she confidently shares its meaning with others.
$2,000 would equip 30 women for ministry. www.internationalministries.org
Mission Project Specifics
Connect to this Mission Project
This project seeks to raise $2,000 to keep the doors of the Women’s School of Kikongo open.
q
Pray with missionaries Glen and Rita Chapman and their partners in the Democratic Republic of Congo, that God would raise up and continue to provide training for rural pastors and their wives.
q
Your donations make this mission project possible.
These funds will assist 30 student pastor’s wives to receive the training they need to help her deliver a Biblical message, provide counsel to her husband and form women’s support groups
Donate online. www.internationalministries.org
in her community.
Donate by check. Write Women’s School of Kikongo on the memo line and mail to International Ministries, PO Box 851, Valley Forge, PA 19482-0851.
This project will be managed by American Baptist missionary, Rita Chapman. It is anticipated that this project will improve the overall ministry of the pastor’s as they, and
q
Share this information with others in your community and in your church family.
their wives serve in rural Congolese churches.
P.O. Box 851 • Valley Forge, PA • 19482-0851 • 1-800-222-3872 • www.internationalministries.org
