Partners In Mission (PIM) . . .

. . . is a fellowship of brethren who come together with the purpose of advancing the Gospel of Jesus Christ, starting with the peoples of the Great Lakes Region of Africa.

Inspired by the East African Balokole Revival Movement of 1929, PIM is interdenominational, and includes Anglican, Baptist, Lutheran, Pentecostal, Presbyterian, and Africa Inland Mission churches in its international support and ministry network. Rev John Mulindabigwi is the Regional Coordinator of Africa who works fulltime in PIM ministry and is supported by PIM.

The Mission of Partners In Mission:

To develop fellowship among various Evangelical churches, organizations, and fellowships [communities] as a sign of Christ’s presence with us.
To promote sound Biblical teaching of Christ among the partners for effective evangelism and spiritual growth.
To promote the spirit of reconciliation among the Christian groups within the Great Lakes region.
To network with evangelical churches, schools and para-church organizations in the ministry of the Gospel.
To promote socio-economic development based on Christian foundation.

We Do . . .

Evangelistic crusades, Bible studies, worships/conferences and seminars, counseling services, skills development, prayer, develop and operate Kamwenge Secondary and Vocational Institute (KSVI)