​PROJECTS

 

The Reformed Baptist mission station in the Democratic Republic of Congo is planning to acquire a site of 30 hectares of lands in Kinshasa, whereby the definitive mission station will be established comprising several facilities. These can take time to be implemented according to the availability of resources.

 

The mission station's master plan includes:

​

1. A church building, an accommodation for the pastors, and the church's offices

2. A national offices for the mission station and accommodation for some personnel

3. A private nursery, primary and secondary school and accommodation of personnel

4. A private clinic and the accommodation for its personnel

5. Accommodations for missionaries from abroad

6. An accommodation for interns who will be prepared for mission work in and out of the country.

7. A conference center including a conference hall, and an accommodation for attendees.

8. An Orphanage and its accommodation 

9. A library and bookstore building

10. A guest house for international visitors

11. A Radio and TV station to broadcast the gospel

12. A playground including a pitch for soccer, basketball, volleyball, etc.

13. A workshop building producing material for building, or furniture for the station as well as the and other items.

14. A farm to raise animals (pigs, chicken, cows, goats, doves, etc.), production of fruits (including avocados trees, jackfruits trees, bananas plantation, mangoes trees, guava trees, coffee trees, sugarcanes,  etc.)  the production of vegetables, a pisciculture, and the apiculture.

​

One may wonder why the church has such a vision, and why it should have all of these facilities?

​

Well, as church leaders, we have all of these in mind for the following reasons:

​

Firstly, the Government encourage churches to have an palpable impact on people, by contributing to their health, education, food, etc..

Secondly, as a mission oriented church, Kinshasa Reformed Baptist Church would like to plant other Reformed Baptist Church in other parts of the country on one, and by bit by bit in other French speaking countries of Africa. Hence, some of these projects will generate funds which will support the mission to achieve the purpose of reaching the unreached areas with the gospel and a Reformed Baptist doctrine in the region.

Lastly, and not the least, the church plans ahead to become self-sufficient financially and avoid a long-term dependance from abroad in order to carry out the work of God and be involved in the Great Commission. Therefore, it needs to lie on its own resources in long-term than to rely on the financial support from abroad, given that if these support cease abruptly, the church may continue to survive and pursue its vision.

​

The church therefore, is convinced that once it achieves all of these, it will continue to sustain itself and continue to spread the Reformed Baptist works continuously alone without the external financial supports, and that for the glory of our God.

​

This is why the Church needs partners/donors who can be involved in any of these projects no matter the amount of their commitments until they witness their completion. For this purpose, the church welcomes any form of support, including: prayers, sending funds, sending equipment, sending human resources (experts), sending volunteers missionaries etc. in any of these projects. Please, let us hear your thoughts. 

​

Note: These projects do not interfere with the general function of the church; we consider them to be very special projects; and that they will contribute to the great commission only once they are completed. 

​