Friday, October 9, 2020

 TBA reaches out to pastors in very difficult, remote regions, to hold conferences.

Many of these committed servants are facing starvation, persecution, and trials while shepherding God’s flock on the frontlines.

These “hidden heroes” have little or no training, encouragement, or contact with the larger body of Christ. Did I mention many cannot afford Bibles? But they DO have the Holy Spirit!

In addition to the spiritual development of the people, Congo pastors are actively involved in job creation, education, and medical programs, making them the quickest way to reach the nation.

In keeping with 2 Timothy 2:2, it just makes good sense to invest in equipping them!

Through the years we have been blessed to hold many conferences in many areas. The numbers exceed 1000. 

When the support is strong enough we equip them with the Word of God in their own language.

Would you consider standing with us to continue this mission?








Tuesday, October 6, 2020

missionary life......

You never know what God has in store for you, where He will take you, or What task He requires.

Like presenting goats to farmers in a rural area....




But it is always such a great honour to serve Him and the people of Congo in any way we can. WE are the ones who feel blessed!

 

Friday, October 2, 2020

to market, to market....

Here is the report from Hiltop Farm;

After a season of work and many sacrifices with the HiLTOP Farm team, we are excited to announce our first crop of Season A 2020-2021 cabbage this Friday.



Psalm 65:10 "You soften the earth with showers and bless its abundant crops"

We thank God for His provision!

 

Monday, September 28, 2020

Tupende Wazee (Love our seniors)


finally, conditions have allowed the re-opening of our Seniors outreach! These widows have been suffering a lot during COVID restrictions. We are so happy to see them together again, being cared for and loved!


This is a project of TBA's in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo. These women have experienced many hardships and are often marginalized in the community. 

They are welcomed in Tupende Wazee, where they are fed, loved, find fellowship, and people who care about them. 

When funding is available, we have the opportunity to educate them on health issues, COVID restrictions, etc.

The ladies have shared how the food and fellowship have strengthened them, encouraged them, and created a 'community' for them.

Very rewarding!

Contact us if you are interested in supporting this program.


 

Wednesday, September 9, 2020


In addition to raising chickens and training local youth to farm, the Hiltop farm is growing vegetables. It is looking like a successful venture this year!