Here we are, Send us!

Paul Yee Zi Yuan and Jasmine Choo Xinyi will be going to Uganda from February to December this year as Mission Workers sent out from CSCC, under the  Overseas Volunteer Program (OVP). Below are some of their reflections as they prepare to leave Singapore.   How Did We Get Here Again? We would just like to share some brief...

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Let Your light shine through us!

Nov 01, 11 Let Your light shine through us!

Posted by in Africa, CCS 2011, Couriers Services

An awesome video of what our Uganda team did during their recent trip in Uganda (1-8 Oct, 2011). May we continue to shine as bright stars for the Lord,by being His hands and feet to the lost. Enjoy   [Translate]

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“So Send I You”

Oct 25, 11 “So Send I You”

Posted by in Africa, CCS 2011, Couriers Services

Ps Cameron Walcott on his recent October trip to Rwanda, Uganda & Burundi, witnessing and participating in the graduation ceremonies of the various bible schools that Cornerstone has planted… One of the focuses of Cornerstone’s mission work in Africa is the raising up of Bible schools.  We believe that raising up...

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Healing on the ‘Go’

Jul 06, 11 Healing on the ‘Go’

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Kok Cheng on his first miraculous mission trip to Uganda A tremendous breakthrough broke out in my life, when i went on my first mission trip to Uganda. God is always faithful. I was worried and fearful before the trip as I was a haemophilia since birth (A group of hereditary genetic disorders that impair the body’s ability...

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Trekking the “Land of 1001 Hills”

May 12, 11 Trekking the “Land of 1001 Hills”

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Burundi is a beautiful country to visit.  It is slightly larger than its neighbour Rwanda, and is jokingly known as the “Land of 1001 Hills” (since Rwanda is known as the “Land of 1000 Hills)!  Although Burundi is extremely poor (by several measures it is the single poorest country in the world), it is full of natural...

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Touch.

May 03, 11 Touch.

Posted by in Africa, Mission Trips

    Part 2 of Tan Wai Jia’s trip to Pemba, Mozambique from 29 March to 17 April, with Iris Ministries. These posts are adapted from her personal blog: http://kitesong.blogspot.com.       Very often, they smelled of urine. Their clothes would have been worn for days on end, even in the sweltering...

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