MissionPoint · Northern Uganda · Active

Korobar MissionPoint

One community. A completed 10.396-acre land handover. A church, a school, a borehole, and a medical camp on the calendar — all rising together in Korobar Village, Nwoya District.

Location Korobar Village, Lii Sub-County, Nwoya District
Handover 10.396 acres · July 9, 2026
Church Agape Baptist – Korobar
School Orua Community Nursery & Primary
Next camp KOR-2026-08 · Aug 28–30
Chapter One · The Model

A Community Where Everything Rises Together

A MissionPoint is not a single project. It is Amigos Internacionales’ holistic community-transformation model — clean water, a school, a mission church, medical outreach, life-skills and livelihoods, pastoral training, and a path toward local sustainability, all in the same place, for the same people, over years.

Ogul Village, Uganda, is the flagship: church, school, well, life-skills classroom, farming land — and a medical clinic coming next. Korobar is now the next Northern Uganda MissionPoint on that same seven-stage path, with the land already in the hands of Agape Baptist Church – Korobar and Amigos Internacionales.

“I come to give you living water.” — Amigos’ core MissionPoint phrase.

Chapter Two · The Land

10.396 Acres, Formally Handed to Amigos

Korobar Village, Nwoya District, Uganda — the long classroom block on the 10.396-acre MissionPoint campus, June 2026.

On July 9, 2026, Korobar Village completed the formal handover of 10.396 acres to Agape Baptist Church – Korobar / Amigos Internacionales. This is the first stage of the MissionPoint model — a qualified land donation from a community that had already given the same land to itself so a school could exist.

The handover was signed by Patrick Kibwota, Pastor Okulu Santo, and Kibwola Christopher for Amigos-side continuity, with LC1 Chairperson Ouma Geoffrey adding local-government authority. What the handover placed in our hands:

  • A three-classroom masonry block with office and store room.
  • Two grass-thatched classroom houses for additional teaching space.
  • A working borehole on the campus — clean water is already flowing.
  • Five teacher huts and drainable latrines already in place.
  • A football field, wild trees, and expansion land for phase-two buildings.
Chapter Three · Leadership

Church, Field Operations, and Medical — All On Site

Korobar is already staffed by Amigos’ senior Northern Uganda leadership. The relationships that made this MissionPoint possible are the same relationships that will carry it forward.

  • Pastor Okulu Santo — local MissionPoint leader and pastor of Agape Baptist Church – Korobar.
  • Patrick Kibwota — African Director of Operations. Walked the land, led the handover conversation, and signed for Amigos.
  • Dr. Paul Mulyamboga — Director of Medical Services and head of Doctors on Mission. Assessed the health of the children and community around the campus.
  • Kibwola Christopher — Amigos-side continuity signatory on the handover letter.
  • LC1 Chairperson Ouma Geoffrey — local-government authority on the receiving side of the transfer.
Chapter Four · The Seven Stages

Where Korobar Stands on the MissionPoint Path

Every MissionPoint walks the same seven stages. Here is exactly where Korobar is on that path today.

  1. 1
    Land and community commitment 10.396 acres formally handed to Amigos on July 9, 2026.
    Complete
  2. 2
    Clean water Working borehole already on the campus. Long-term water plan next.
    In place
  3. 3
    Mission church Agape Baptist Church – Korobar established under Pastor Okulu Santo.
    Established
  4. 4
    School or multipurpose facility Orua Community Nursery and Primary School — transitioning to Amigos operation toward 2027.
    In progress
  5. 5
    Life-skills, livelihoods, agriculture Expansion land is already inside the transferred acreage; planning to follow school stability.
  6. 6
    Pastor and local-leader training Ties in through the Northern Uganda MissionPoint pastoral network alongside Ogul.
  7. 7
    Medical outreach & culmination camp KOR-2026-08 general medical/screening camp, August 28–30, 2026.
    On the calendar
Ways to Partner

Every Stage Needs a Partner

Korobar has land, a church, a borehole, and a school on the campus. What it needs now is partners for the stages that are in motion and the stages that are next.

Rebuild the School

Orua School Rescue

Restore teacher payroll, reopen the nursery section, and finish repairs on the classroom block and thatched classrooms.