Tanzania
Where Mwakalundi Baptist Church was born, and where the next Missionpoint plants are taking shape.
Explore TanzaniaEvery church planted. Every story preserved. Every life transformed — documented.
A growing network of indigenous churches across East and Central Africa, planted through the Missionpoint model and rooted in their own communities. Follow each church's story, meet its pastor, and partner with the next stage of its growth.
Missionpoint is not a single program. It is a seven-stage pathway that begins with land and relationships, and grows into a self-sustaining community of faith. Every church in the network is somewhere on this journey.
A community partner donates land for the church and surrounding ministry.
A clean water well is drilled on the property to serve the church and village.
A permanent worship structure is built so the congregation can gather year-round.
A school or multi-purpose learning center opens beside the church.
Agriculture and life-skills training equip families with sustainable livelihoods.
The pastor and lay leaders enter the Missionpoint pastoral training program.
The community owns and operates its own ministry, ready to plant the next church.
Every number below represents a community, a congregation, and a pastor. Real records, real photographs, real names — each one linked to the church page that documents it.
Network totals are updated as each Missionpoint church reports new milestones. See the full breakdown on the Church Network Dashboard.
In Tanzania, a Pentecost outreach led by Pastor Abogasti became something no one fully planned for. Eighty people received Christ. Eighty were baptized. Those same eighty became the founding members of Mwakalundi Baptist Church — gathered for their first worship service in the shade of a tree.
Three countries today — with the framework ready for every future Missionpoint community. Choose a country to meet the pastors and walk the church stories.
Where Mwakalundi Baptist Church was born, and where the next Missionpoint plants are taking shape.
Explore TanzaniaHome to Ogul Village — the flagship Missionpoint where all seven stages are underway.
Explore UgandaFaith-driven community development reaching southern Malawi through indigenous leadership.
Explore MalawiEvery Missionpoint church begins with people willing to gather, willing to baptize, willing to worship under a tree before a roof is built.
Every next stage — a building, a well, a school, a trained pastor — depends on partners who choose to walk with them through every step of the model.
Pray. Give. Send. Plant the next one.
Amigos Internacionales, Inc
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Uganda Address:
P. O. Box 569
Gulu, Uganda
patrick@amigosii.org
Tanzania Address:
P. O. Box 540
Chibe - Shayanga, Tanzania
pastorjacobbonny@gmail.com
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