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IBCM Network relies on the provision of God through his people to continue and to grow this vital work of: strengthening leaders, encouraging churches, facilitating mission, connecting worldwide. If you would like to support IBCM Network financially please click on the donate button below. On the next screen you can make donations by Credit/Debit Card. All payments are secure and are in GB Pounds.
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PARTNERSHIP
TRAINING
PROJECT
The International Training Project is a mission initiative of IBCM Network through BTN (Brethren Training Network) together with the Australian College of Christian Studies (ACCS, formerly Emmaus Australia). The vision is to provide and facilitate quality contextualised ministry training that is accessible, affordable, and accredited, to the majority world nations in our network. Train ONE, feed MANY.
Sponsor a student today £150/subject or £600/year
train a LEADER | strengthen a CHURCH | change a NATION
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GO-DISCIPLE
Time and time again we hear there is a big need for a structured discipleship programme. In many countries a lack of evangelism is not the problem, it is what needs to follow. The Go-Disciple project is an online and in-print modular series of studies conducted through an actively mentored discipleship program. It starts at a basic salvation level and step by step seeks to move each person through to greater maturity in Christian knowledge, character, and ability. The programme is designed to be contextually adaptable, able to be used to multiply disciples in all churches.
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PROJECT
RWANDA
CHURCHES
The Rwanda government has closed around 8,000 churches across the country due to two main concerns:
- Building standards – relating to noise, health, and safety issues
- Church Leadership Training – all church leaders must show evidence of formal training
Out of the 168 Inkuru Nziza churches in Rwanda only 12 remain open, 156 have been closed.
Currently over 20,000 people from our churches now have nowhere to worship regularly. Please pray and support the churches in Rwanda
The Need
The closure of the churches by the government means we are now faced with the following significant needs:
- Church Buildings –The government has a masterplan which outlines the requirements which must be met before a church can open and operate. All church buildings must meet all building, noise, health, and safety requirements.
Funds are needed to improve some existing structures and to fully rebuild other churches.
- Church Leaders – Each local church needs at least one of the designated leaders to have a certificate or a diploma from a Bible College in order for a church to remain open. Also, those who lead the Inkuru Nziza Church of Rwanda on a provincial or national board level must hold a Bachelor Degree in Theology recognized by the Rwanda Higher Education Council.
We are thankful that the International Training Project, accredited by ACCS, (Australian College of Christian Studies) commenced formal Diploma and Degree training with the support of AMT (Australians in Mission Together) in 2022. However, further funds are needed to continue and expand leadership training to enable us to meet the requirements placed on church leaders.