The team going to Kenya & Rwanda is still open and they are looking for people to be part of it.

Dates: 25 Sep – 3 Oct
Approximate Cost: $3000
Trip Details: This mission team will be conducting Bible school graduations in Kenya and Rwanda.  The team leader will also be teaching in both Bible schools, and participants will have the opportunity to serve in several different churches.  This trip is open to all and we invite you to apply if you have a sense of adventure and will like to see Africa in a brand new way!

You can sign up right here!

We’re looking for a couple who are willing to serve in Uganda for 2 years as missionaries. The couple must be attending a Cornerstone cell group regularly, and must be faithful members of the church. If God is speaking to you, write to us!

There is an update to the upcoming Uganda trip. We’re currently looking for trained teachers to make up the team. So if you’ve been considering this trip, the following details will be of great importance to you.

There are 3 trips to Africa in the 2nd half of 2010. So if you have always wanted to be on a mission trip to Africa, look through the trip details and quickly sign up!

In April-May of 2009, I went on a trip to the Cornerstone works in Uganda and Rwanda in East Africa.  I was joined on the trip by my cousin, Pastor Daniel Kropf, a missionary in Malawi who previously worked for several months in Cornerstone Singapore. The following is a report of our activities there:

The Cousins - Ps Cameron Walcott & Ps Daniel Kropf

Rwanda:
We first met in Uganda, and on the following day we took an all day bus ride to Rwanda, where we ministered for four days in Zion Ministerial Institute.  The president of the school there is Pastor Theophile Kamanzi, a mature and respected Christian leader in the Rwandan community.  The day to day operation of the school is run by Pastor Henry Mukisa, who is actually a Ugandan who helps the school in Rwanda.

Pastor Daniel and I taught the book of Romans to about 24 students.  We were very impressed by the organization of the Bible school and the way things were done. Pastor Kamanzi and his team are doing an excellent job. The students were hungry and seemed to be learning very well too.

On Sunday I spoke at two different churches, and Pastor Daniel spoke in one as well.  The second church I spoke at was Pastor Kamazi’s.  He had about 300 people in attendance and we had an excellent service.