God used two teams in a row to see around 62 young people come to Jesus in a Muslim environment. These young people are praying an hour each day with one of their professors to see their campus come to Jesus. The team will be well trained but the team also needs to be creative. Taking strategic Bible Stories and acting them out brings great insight to Africans. Creating a bond through sports is an awesome venue, especially if the team learns enough about soccer. They would love to beat you. Also telling stories and building creative activities around the stories helps make sure they remember them. Pastor “Elijah” senses that now is the time to see many young people come to Jesus. You may have some late night sessions, as some will want to linger and visit with you. This is going to be good!!!

CBC met the Koro for the first time on a vision trip in the Northern Ivory Coast in 1998.The team was impressed with the friendliness and openness of the people to receive strangers whom they suspected to be Christian. The Koro are 99.9% Muslim and have been since about the 15th century. CBC had numerous contacts through 2002, until civil war broke out in the Ivory Coast. In 2007, a team traveled back into the country with the former missionaries, and they were welcomed. As a result, relationships were re-established, and now we have 2 Koro and several Biole and Senufo churches in that area.

Application: Mission Application with a $350 non-refundable deposit. Applications available online at centralbaptist.com. Price includes all land, air travel, visa, in country food & housing. Does not include inoculations and personal expenses.