Our Missionary Bases

Nuba Mountains
A team of missionaries were sent by A.C.M.I. to Nuba Mountains, Sudan, to plant a church and train the believers. The team reaches out through home evangelism and offering leadership training courses to pastors and church leaders. In the last few months over 100 people have been worn to the Lord in Nuba Mountains.

Rumbek
The base holds Sudan Christian Discipleship Center, which mainly offers leadership training. The base is as a result of God’s call to train and disciple church leaders in southern Sudan, after a long-term civil war which claimed many lives and left the church very weak spiritually. A.C.M.I. moved into the area in full force and established a school for discipleship training. The aim is to train equip and impact skills in church leaders to that they may be able to do the same in their local communities. Recently ACMI partnered with Life in Abundance (LIA) to carry out holistic ministry to the Sudanese people.
minsitry in Northern Kenya
Kakuma
The base situated next to Kakuma refugee camp, offers certificate and diploma courses in leadership and discipleship. Other activities in the base include missions training, children ministry, evangelism and food distribution.

Lokori, Turkana
In 2006 A.C.M.I, in collaboration with Global Disciples Training Alliance (GDTA) began the Turkana Interdenominational School of Missions (T.I.S.O.M), a Bible training school, which offers certificate and diploma course in theology and missions.

Mozambique
Through two missionaries, who were trained in our World Mission Institute, we planted a church a church in Beira, Mozambique.
Bishop Stephen Mwangi, Uganda
Uganda
ACMI send a missionary to Kampala to plant a church, and many other churches have been planted within Uganda. The church in Uganda has grown to a fully fledged diocese of CCI, with an ordained bishop.

DRC (Congo)
ACMI has planted 2 churches in Bukavu, Eastern Congo and Kinshasa, the capital city. The churches are growing and in addition a school of missions was started in Bukavu, in partnership with GDTA.
Bishop Museke & his Wife