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How would every nation, tribe, people and tongues glorify God if they had not been told the Good News? Go ye!

How the post-modern times in and around the Church seem to have changed! Neither the Church nor Missionaries obey the Author of our Faith and the Great Commission any more. A new god in the image of man and international governments is now revered and obeyed world-wide.

What a special time in history to say “send me” as a Disciple with the Good News, – right up to the ends of the earth and isolated villages along the Congo River! Please help to mobilise for mission and to help rally international Christian, church and mission organizations’ support for a free, informed and just choice Global passport for Purposed Pilgrims in the Great Commission!

The Okapi occurs in the rain forests of the North-eastern parts of the DR Congo. Beyond the Okapi, on the way to Kisangani, there are still villages that have not heard the Good News of Salvation and the Kingdom of God first hand! Please pray and partner with Congo River Mission!

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The Congo River hosts some very large Tiger Fish to further challenge the fishers of men!

Romans 10:14, KJV: “How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher?”

How then dear brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus, would you want me to report before the Throne regarding the delays and omissions in relation to Congo River Mission? New generations in isolated villages along the Congo River and its tributaries had not heard the gospel of Good News first hand since the BMS withdrew from their great and good works along the Congo River.

Kisangani in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was a thriving community years ago. Its isolation in many respects since had suppressed its further or redevelopment as a central Africa hub port and religious centre. The University of Kisangani had started out as a Christian institution. Congo River Mission shares an office in Kisangani.

Trusty the 1999 Toyota Hilux 3D 4×4 missions workhorse is still serving well, – albeit a bit rusty, dented and work weary. Partnering b.m.o. US $5 000 would help to sponsor a rejuvenation!

The balances between conflict mineral wars, being chased from tribal lands, deforestation, over exploitation of bushmeat and agriculture are very fine along the Congo River. The absence of the church does not help.
Please support Congo River Mission!