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Trinity Center for World Mission Welcomes Pastor Doug McNutt as Full-Time Missionary
Doug was born in Georgia, but grew up as a missionary kid with his parents in Japan. After graduating from Westminster High School in Ft. Lauderdale FL, he attended Covenant College, graduating with a Bachelors degree in English. While working for 5 years as a youth pastor and evangelist at…
TCWM Nears Great Victory!
Dear Partner in Ministry, The Campaign for Central Africa continues. We are on the verge of a Victory! I can taste it! At the same time, I sense that the devil wants to destroy all that has been accomplished. We need your prayers! Without these prayers, we will fail. Without…
TBI Update
Trinity Center for World Mission has had teams in East Africa for five weeks teaching Christian Ethics. God has blessed and we have been able to teach: 160 students in Gulu Northern Uganda 172 students in Kasese Eastern Uganda 197 students in Kigale, Rwanda 150 students in Endebess, Western Kenya…
One Last Note by Charlie King
Friends, I am on my way home… it’s Monday morning, in the airport at Amsterdam, and I am waiting a flight to Atlanta. I am drinking – gratefully – a good cup of coffee and staring at a bag of Rwanda coffee that Starbucks is selling for $15 a quarter kilo. Hmm,…
Teaching in Kigali by Charlie King
Friends, James has been doing the devotions in the mornings. There is a clip of some of the singing below – I don’t think that there is a weak singer among all our students. It’s extraordinary. Audio only, click play to listen. His message this morning was from Eph 2:8…
In Kigali, locked churches, and Caesar’s help by Charlie King
Friends, Here in Kigali, a new week of instruction has begun. We got off to a good start: on time, with 150 students, rested and fed, all with Bibles and notebooks… and lots of questions. Far more than 150 asked to attend. Nehemie, the head of the team here, tells…
From Kasese to Kigali by Charlie King
Friends, We have wrapped up in Kasese and made the trip to Kigali, Rwanda in one piece. It’s Saturday night, and I am in the guest house in the ALARM campus in Kigali. Lazarus dropped James and me off at the border crossing and we “footed it,” as they say here, through…
Dispatch from Kasese by Charlie King
Friends, Kasese is the district seat, as well as the capital of the Bakonzo people (who make up our students here). The compound of their traditional leader, which they call the Omasinga, is here also. The Bakonzo have inhabited the Rwenzori mountain region from at least the time of colonization, since coming…
On to Kasese by Charlie King
Friends, It’s Sunday. We travelled from Gulu to Kasese yesterday, covering about 650 Km in 10 hours – about half of that was on murram, which is crushed stone that hardens over time, or just plain old dirt. Lazarus hung in there though, and we arrived in one piece. Sometimes the road was…