After the war in 1994 World Mission Frontier has opened 27 kindergartens which provide free education for approximately 3 to 4 thousand children annually. Currently we are operating kindergartens in Gikondo, Remera, and Kigoma and we have transferred the remaining 24 kindergartens to the local church.

With the donations made by Korean Christian, we distributed 200 goats to the poorest widows throughout Rwanda. Once the goats received by the widow give birth, the widow returns one goat which is then redistributed to another widow. The cost of one goat is a donation of $20.

The bible college that World Mission Frontier has built in Kigali was built with the goal of developing indigenous workers for the ministry.

CLWMF is recognized as one of the most active NGOs within Rwanda. We are in preparations to build three medical clinics at the request of the government of Rwanda.

The pygmy tribes that reside in Rwanda, Congo, and Burundi are facing extinction. We continue to evangelize and provide relief aid for the Pygmy tribes that are segregated from society and suffer contemptuous treatment. With the monthly mission fund of $1000, Cheung Hyun Mission Church of Los Angeles has dispatched six missionaries to the pygmy villages. Our own mission department handles the yearly provision of clothing and food as well as the evangelization of the Pygmies.

All elementary schools in Rwanda require the wearing of the same uniform. All who plan to attend elementary school must prepare a uniform. However, the cost of a uniform is more burdensome than the tuition. As a result, many children give up on education because they cannot afford the uniform. World Mission Frontier has built a uniform factory and provides free uniforms to poor families to facilitate the education of poor children throughout Rwanda.

War is not ceasing in central Africa. Refugees who fled the internal wars of D.R.Congo and Burundi reside within Rwanda; in Tanzania there are refugees from D.R.Congo, Burundi, and Rwanda; and in Uganda there are refugees from Rwanda, Burudi, D.R.Congo, and Sudan. World Mission Frontier continues refugee relief work by providing clothes, blankets, and medicines.

Sharing of Bread in Love is a program through which food is provided to children of families who suffer extreme poverty. It is a program that provides approximately $10 worth of food per child.

With the goal of developing future leaders, we continue to provide scholarships for secondary school (junior and senior high school) students and seminarians. In the case of secondary school students, it costs approximately $300 annually for one student to attend school and stay in the dormitories. In the case of seminarians it costs $50 monthly, $600 annually to pay the tuition and board.

World Mission Frontier annually hosts seminars for ministers from all across Rwanda and hosts Women’s Seminars for the women leaders. The many denominations of the church in Rwanda are uniting through these seminars which are taught by short term missionaries from Korea and the United States (pastors and female ministry workers). These seminars also impact the growth movement of the church in Rwanda.