Ministries We Partner With
Theological Students at SBBC
“After this I looked and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language, standing before the throne and in front of the Lamb.” (Revelation 7:9)
This verse perfectly captures the sense of wonder and delight we feel on Sunday mornings as brothers and sisters from South Sudan, Malawi, Uganda, Ghana, Congo, Kenya, Zimbabwe, South Africa, and the UK gather as a church family! Only the unseen hand of our great God could have done this.
“This church’s contribution to Gospel ministry in Africa continues to positively impact students from across Africa, who need a church where the Gospel is clearly preached and whose commitment to and understanding of African culture in the context of the Biblical story is respected.”
— Rev. Canon Dr Alfred Sebahene. Dean of Students, Faculty of Theology, St John’s University, Dodoma, Tanzania.
“I attended SBBC from 2013 to 2015 while completing my BTh at George Whitefield College (GWC). By God's grace, my ministry in Malawi has been supported by SBBC in the form of prayer, encouragement and kindness. SBBC has been faithful and kind enough to share with me the little they have to address my transport costs every month, without which it would have been impossible to travel the 20km to where I preach every Sunday. So the partnership between SBBC and my ministry in Malawi has had a tremendous Gospel impact. I started with 5 families in 2016 but now there are more than 20 families in the church. This has been possible due to consistently preaching the Word. This means that although SBBC is not physically present in Malawi, her ministry impact is visibly seen through the harvest of many souls to Christ.”
— Innocent Wachimwa. Pastor of Likulu Zambezi Evangelical Church in Malawi.
“I attended SBBC in 2017 while I spent a year studying at GWC. SBBC is the first main supporter to help me found Genesis Academy (nursery and children's home) and I will be looking to them for help directing my ministry. This partnership will help to facilitate quality education with a Christian worldview for many children in my area. There is also a chance to start St Barnabas Church in Northern Uganda.”
— Jimmy Robinson Kidega. Founder of Genesis Academy, Padibe in Northern Uganda.