CRC Missions International has been involved in a number of building projects over the years. We have been involved in building churches, preschools, training buildings and more.
Below is a snapshot of the latest building projects that CRC Missions International has been involved in or is currently involved in:
Bethel International Training College
Nation: Papua New Guinea
Education is a fundamental human right and it is one of the most crucial factors influencing an individual’s ability to develop to their full potential in life. Access to and completion of an adequate education provides numerous opportunities for individuals, families and whole communities.
Bethel International Training College (BITC) is our main training base in Papua New Guinea (PNG). A range of courses are included within BITC, including Bethel Bible College, World Missions Faith Training School, Bethel Preschool Teacher Training and various others.
We are working in partnership with Global Development Group (GDG) to raise funds for BITC in order to construct a new training centre and preschool facility. One of the most effective ways to empower men, women and children in PNG is through education. Therefore, we are embarking on this new project to equip people from PNG and beyond.
For further information about the project or to give online, please visit Global Development Group or the Tax Deductible Projects section of this website.
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The Colombo Project
Nation: Sri Lanka
In 2006 Pr Barry Silverback shared the need with the Australian National Executive for a centre for the growing CRC operation in Colombo, Sri Lanka. It was in 2008 this need was shared with the Australian CRC churches and the Colombo Project was taken up as a movement project. Fundraising began.
In 2010 Pr Neil Milne was asked to visit Colombo. By a miraculous provision of the Lord a very suitable block of land was found in an excellent location in Dehiwala at a very reasonable price. This block of land was purchased and paid off over the next few years by the generosity of many of our Australian CRC churches.
In 2014 the proposed plans were worked on and in late 2015 building commenced. The official opening for the building took place on Thursday 30 March, 2017.
It is an excellent facility and will be a great asset for the CRC activities in Sri Lanka and beyond.
To donate towards one of these building projects, please click the link below.
Please email finance@crcmissions.org with notification of your donation and please indicate which project you would like it to go towards.