1994
* September- October Missionary Paul (Pyung Lyuk) Kim visited Rwanda and Tanzania as a publisher and reporter of The Christian LIfe in USA.

1995
- In Rwanda 1 orphanage(50) and Kindergarten (140) established.
- In Rwanda, orphanage building was built andone more  Kindergarten(100) established.
- In Tanzania, Bible collage(150) at Refugee Camp 
- In Tanzania, Refugee Camp Kindergarten(5,0000),
- In Uganda, Kindergarten (150)

1996
- Built bible collage building at Karagwe Refugee Camp.
- Baptism for all denominations at Refugee Camp.
- In Rwanda, a kindergarten started at Gitarama (200)
- Mission Conference in Refugee Camp.
- Purchased 18 Acre. in Uganda. NSANGI.

1997
- In Rwanda, 24 more Kindergartens(3,500) are started.
- Supporting Returned Refugee from Tanzania and Zaire.
- Build a Church Building and 4 classrooms in Uganda.
- Burundi Refugee Camp Pastors Seminar (200)

1998
- Build a Primary School at Mutara Village.

1990
- Establish Southern California Mission Center. (13419 Pumice St. CA. 90650)

2000
- Rwanda Leadership Seminar
- Organize Intercessory Prayer Meetings (November) at Northern California (S.F. & San Jose)
- Cooperate Gahini Convention by Anglican Church Gahini Diocese
- Announced "2001 Rwanda National Convention" to Public and start preparation. 

2001
-Organize "2001 Rwanda National Convention Preparation Committee in Rwanda"
 (National and Regional Committee.)

-"2001 Rwanda National Convention" 
- Build 4 Class rooms in Uganda Center.

2002
- "Rwanda National Children Convention."
- "Central Africa Evangelical Convention" in Rwanda, Burundi, and D.R. Congo and Uganda.
- Publish Children Songs' CD by Opera California.
- Dispatch Mr. Eum Myung Joo and Pastor Aporinery to Tanzania for preparation Medical Ship Ministry.
- Establish World Mission Bible School In Rwanda.

2003
-Missionary Kim Ok-ju and Missionary Park Soon-ju were dispatched to Rwanda.
-Transport 1 container of clothes to Rwandan for pygmy villages. 
-Establishment of Korea Support Center (#1108, Metro Tower Building, 311-13 Bulgwang-dong, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul)
-Africa (Uganda, Rwanda, Congo) Women¡¯s Healing Ministry Conference
-D.R. Congo (Bukavu) Children¡¯s Day
-Share Goat of Love, micro bank
-Delivered 1 container of fabric to women¡¯s association for self-reliant factory
-Delivered 1 container of clothing to refugees in Uganda (Kasese, Bundibujo) through the Ugandan National Assembly
-Mission documentary series ¡°Jesus¡¯ Love Planted in Africa¡± aired by CTS TV.
-20 missionary candidates admitted to Rwanda Bible school.
-Started organize ¡°2004 African Evangelization Grand Festival¡±

2004
-Construction of 8 additional classrooms and 2 small auditoriums in Uganda
-Free distribution of Swahili praise tapes (Opera California)
-¡°2004 Africa Evangelization Grand Festival¡± held simultaneously in 32 cities in 4 African countries (300 missionaries / 500 thousand people gathered)

2005
-Missionary Lee Mi-kyung was dispatched to Uganda
-Construction of 6 new classrooms in Uganda, establishment of middle and high schools
-Opened the Mwanza Street Boys¡¯ Home in Tanzania (49 people)
-send African youth for study in Korea (3 people entered Handong University)
-Conducted technical training for African youth (Train printing technology for 2 people/ Qumran Publishing Company)

2006
-Korea-Africa Cultural Exchange Conference (112 members participating/100,000 people's rally)
-Establishment of Korea-Africa Friendship Association (Elder Kim Young-jin, Elder Yong-tae Jeong, co-representatives)
-Invitation of African leaders to Korea (invited 100 people) (seminar, industrial visiting, visit to Canaan Farmers¡¯ School, etc.)
-World Mission Frontier ¡°Vision 2012¡± announced
  (1) Construction of 12 comprehensive mission centers
  (2) 100 African youth abroad study in Korea
  (3) Spread of African evangelization conferences
  (4) Establishment of farms for self-reliance
-Constructed Rwanda dressmaking school and factory in Kigali.
-Constructed Rwanda library and transport of 1 container of Christian books
-Establishment of a mission strategy camp to train future leaders (at Bukoba, Tanzania)

2007
-Held an African youth conference (110 short term mission team participated)
-Constructed Strategic Camp / Spiritual Training Center at Bukoba Tanzania
- Started Kibungo Tailoring School 
- Invited African leaders to Korea (120 invited)
  (67 Ladies from 6 African countries attended the Woga Korea World Women Leaders Conference)
- Prepared construction sites for mission centers of ¡°Vision 2012¡± .
  Bukavu, Congo (10 acres), Changugu, Rwanda (5 acres), Kayonza, Rwanda (1acres)
- Mission Strategy Camp Continued Recruitment Trainees
- Transport of 1 Container of Books to Uganda Library

2008
-Construction of Bukoba Clinic Center in Tanzania
-Start of construction of Changugu Nyamaseke Mission Center Chapel in Rwanda
-16 additional African youth went Korea for study abroad
-40 government leaders visit Korea (participating in the Busan Waterfront City Conference)
-Five traditional Dancing teams from Africa participated in the Busan X-Trev Sports Competition (60 people)
-African Women leaders invited to Korea (70 people)
-Preparation of construction site for mission centers.
  Congo Uvira (20 hectares), Congo Beni area (land 1,800 hectares),
  Muwenga, Congo (400 hectares of school land)
-Established KAID to assist development projects in Africa
-Sisterhood relationship project (Asan, South Chungcheong Province – Mwanja, Tanzania)
-Korean Christian businessmen group visited Africa
-Agricultural training (7 Africans at Asan Agricultural Research Center)
-Mission Strategy Camp continues to recruit
-Announcement of the 2009 Korea-Africa Women¡¯s Conference 

2009
-Rwanda Changugu Nyamaseke Mission Center Chapel Inauguration.
-5 agricultural trainees entered Korea (Asan City Agricultural Research Institute)
-2009 Korea-Africa Women¡¯s Conference held (160 missionaries participated)
  (1) Women¡¯s Conference in Kampala, Uganda (7 days and 6 nights) - 2,000 participants
  (2) Mission conference held in 14 cities in 5 African countries
-Korean Language training (10 people entered Korea)
-African students studying abroad (4 people entered Korea)
-African leaders visit Korea (42 people)
-Mobilized 11 African cities to participate in the Incheon Urban Festival
-Establishment of Saemaul Movement Uganda pilot villages (2) and officials visit Korea
-Transport of one container of clothes and relief goods for Congolese refugees

2010
-Congo Beni Jungle Pygmy Village Church Construction Ceremony
-Missionary Paul P. Kim visited the President of Burundi and announces the 2011 Burundi Evangelization Crusade
-2010 Africa Evangelization Crusade (Rwanda, Uganda, Congo, and Tanzania) (59 short-term missionaries participated)

2011
-2011 Burundi National Evangelization Crusade held (80 missionaries participated)
-Short-term missionary work in Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania, and Congo
-Announcement of construction of Lake Victoria hospital ship and start of design (Construction company - Sinnautic International Netherlands)
-Rwanda Changugu Nyamaseke Chapel construction completed

2012
-Transport steel for the construction of Lake Victoria hospital ship, commenced construction, transport of goods from Netherlands
-Establishment of 150 acres of land in the Saenggerema district of Tanzania (hospital ship main port, hospital, medical school, University, farm site)
-ATS Graduate School of Theology confirmed to establish Rwanda Kigali campus (President Kim Pyung-yuk, Dean Mok Young-soo)
-KBBA (Kingdom Builders Bible Academy) ministry begins (Kampala, Uganda, Changugu, Rwanda, Uvira, Congo)
  Dean: Shinyoung Noh (Uganda, Tanzania), Kwanshin Choi (Rwanda, Congo)
-D.R.Congo Uvira UWMF construction begins
-Construction begins on building 5 classrooms in Changugu Nyamaseke, Rwanda
-Dispatched Missionary Go Myeong-gyu (Jeonju Central Church) to Bukoba, Tanzania (medical cooperation project signed with Kagera State Government)
-Young Nam University Park Chung-hee Saemaul Graduate School - 5 students (Rwanda, Tanzania, Burundi, Congo, Uganda) accepted
-World Mission Frontier. ¡°Vision 2020¡± announced
-Christian Life 20th Anniversary Service

2013
-Vision 2020 announced, 2013-2014 project confirmation announced.
-Madam Hong Mi-kyung and Madam Kim Yon-ran stay in Africa for construction work
-Promoting the establishment of branches in the U.S. and Korea
-Start of the Livestock Sharing Movement of Loving hands (selection of pilot villages to create agricultural and livestock complexes)
-Preparation for establishment of University of World Mission Frontiers (6 schools for KBBA course opened: Kampala, Bukoba, Kigali, Changugu, Kayonja, Uvira)
-Uganda Mission Center converted to university building (remodeling of dormitory, kitchen, bathroom, etc.)
-Rwanda Changu-gu Nyamaseke classroom construction completed
-VOEM Musical School opening preparation and team training
-Container transport for school supplies
-Victoria hospital ship facility equipment arrives in Tanzania (January) After customs clearance (7 months), installation work begins (August)
-Sent off Shin Hyeon-jae, Kim Ji-sook (missionary trainees), and Park Sook-kyung to Nyamaseke
-5 students are admitted to Youngnam University graduate school

2014
-KBBA course expansion (Luwero, Uganda, Seringeti, Tanzania, Muwanza, Katongo, Congo)
-Naming ceremony for Lake Victoria hospital ship (Jungang Salim) held (August 2, 2014)
 *400 people attended, including the Minister of Health and Social Affairs and governors of 4 states (90 Korean attendees)
-Start of medical ministry around a lake in Tanzania (19 KPM members, 32 Mirae Foundation members)
-CBS TV Lake Victoria Hospital Ship Special (60th Anniversary) Mission 2014 interview and 4-part broadcast
-World Mission Frontier's 20th anniversary special documentary broadcast (CBS TV)
-Purchase and transport of emergency hospital ship to Lake Victoria (via CBS TV fundraising broadcast)
-4 African students enrolled at Youngnam University

2015
-Completion and registration of Lake Victoria hospital ship Salim (August 3)
-Import Medical equipment for Lake Victoria Hospital Ship
-The Second Medical Ship Building started 
-At Saenggerema site in Tanzania, construction of chapel and ship building facilities commenced
-Agreement on development of Mugumu Manchira Dam Protected Area in Tanzania (Saeringeti district Council)
-Completion of 4 lecture halls in the UWMF building, KBBA¡¯s first graduation ceremony
-Rwanda Kigali Center playground construction started.
-Rented missionary accommodation in Bukoba Center, Tanzania
-East Africa Theological Seminary (EATS) reopens
-Tanzania evangelization conference held
-Five Rwandan high school graduates study abroad in Korea

2016
-Missionary dispatch: Missionary Choi Young-ae. Missionary Moonhee Lee. Missionary Chu Min Choo. Missionary Jihye Lim. Missionary Joshua.
-UWMF 1st joint Teachers Seminars (Lecturer - Sua Jo) : Kigali, Rwanda (50 people), Changugu (60 people), Kayonza (45 people), University of Uganda (150 people), 305 people in total
-Rwanda Changugu Nyamaseke Center children's Sunday school begins (800 students)
 (Missionary Sook-kyung Park, Missionary Young-ae Choi, Missionary Choo Jeong-min and Lim Ji-hye)
-Teacher training for 15 Sunday school teachers at Changugu Nyamaseke Center, Rwanda (Missionary Sua Jo)
-Opened Korean Language School in Kigali, Rwanda (Missionary Jeong-min Choo and Ji-hye Lim)
-Rwanda Kigali High School Chapel Bible study begins (Missionary Moonhee Lee)
-Resolving construction site issues in Kigali, Rwanda and Senggerema, Tanzania
-The Deputy Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport held a public hearing on the Saint-Gerema Isole-Buyago site (150 Acre) and declared development of World Mission Frontier.
-Uganda UWMF dormitory remodeling project. Orphanage construction completed.
-A site for church construction has been prepared in Nanji Village, Uganda.
-Construction of a small chapel in Uvira, D.R. Congo. 3 classroom buildings and roof completed.
-Foundation work begins for the construction of the chapel at Uvira Katongo Center.
-Received construction permit for Lake Victoria Hospital Ship 2. Ship construction began on February 6, 2016
-Construction of the Dock started at the Suguti and Mulangi, Mara Region, Tanzania.
-Hospital ship medical equipment containers arrive and are loaded onto the hospital ship.
-6 African students enrolled in the Korean language course at Daegu University (1 student sent home), 2 students enrolled at Youngnam University.
-Establishment of ACC (African Community Church) for African students studying in Korea (in front of Daegu University).
-We have prepared four accommodations (guesthouses) for Korean students studying abroad.
-ACC (African Community Church) Inauguration service (March 19, 2016)
-Summer African Short-Term Mission Uganda Evangelization Conference was successfully completed with grace. (July 2~August 6 / About 50 people participated)

2017
-Sharing Goats of Loving Hands (Donation of 100 goats)
-Missionary Chung Hae Jin and Chung Hyeon dispatched (appointed to Bukoba Center, Tanzania)
-Container of school supplies arrives in Kigali, Rwanda
- medical volunteer activities (2,138 patients treated)
- Medical Volunteer Group served at Hospital Ship(1,723 people)
-Studying abroad at Korean university (2 people from Uganda, 2 people from Rwanda)
-Obtained Interim Authority Letter by NCHE to establish the University in Nsangi, Uganda
-African Students Summer Retreat at Po-Hang
-Invited World Mission Frontier Missionaries to USA Head office.
-Africa summer short-term missionary work (July 4-August 18, 50 members)
-KBBA graduation ceremony (120 people) and pastor ordination (15 people)
-Uganda UWMF dormitory remodeling
-Rwanda Kigali Graduate School of Theology exterior construction completed
-Construction of Torch Mission Center in Kigali, Rwanda

2018
-Asan Hospital Medical Volunteer Group activities
  (January 12-January 16. 24 medical staff treating 800 people)
-The Together Medical Volunteer Group activities
  (February 5 - February 12, 17 medical staff treating 950 people)
-Two Rwanda Kigali High School graduates study abroad at Baekseok University
-Opening of Bukoba Kindergarten in Tanzania (Missionaries Chung Hae-jin and Chung Hyeon)
-Published two books by Missionary Paul P. KIm Kim Pyung-yuk 
-ACTEA membership application (UWMF)
-Announcement of AMTIC establishment and recruitment of trainees
-Rwanda Kigali High School Chapel expanded to 2nd floor (VOEM Theather)
-Completion of internal construction on the first floor of the Kigali Theological Seminary building.
-Foundation construction of the gymnasium High School
-Completion of Torch Mission Center in Kigali, Rwanda
-Construction of two KBBA classrooms at Changugu Nyamaseke Center in Rwanda
-Construction begins at ISOLE Farmer¡¯s School in Tanzania

2019
- Missionary Paul Kim's 58th field mission (January 12-February 28)
-Uganda Secretary-General went to Korea Manzi Danny
-Pastor Michael Nelson Appointed as Uganda Country Director
-Two Rwandan high school graduates study abroad at Baekseok University in Korea
-Native Rwandan staff visits U.S. (Pastor John Baptiste, Kagire Doreen, Rukundo Innocent)
-Civil war relief work in D.R. Congo Uvira region
-Tanzania ISOLE University main building blueprint finalized and foundation construction started
-D.R.Congo Uvira Katongo Center Hospital blueprint finalized and foundation construction started
-Missionary Paul Kim's 59th field ministry (June 29 - August 11)
-Doctor of Karangara Island Public Health Center was invited to Korea for surgery
-AMTIC 1st Graduation Ceremony
-Nyameseke Center Elementary School started, Rwanda completed.

2020
-World Mission Frontiers Staff Retreat 
-Uganda and Tanzania seminary joint graduation ceremony (102 students graduated, 17 pastors were ordained)
-Hopyeong Asan Internal Medical Center Volunteer Team ministered in Tanzania. (37 missionaries)
-San Jose Youngnak Church volunteer team volunteered to paint the building in Tanzania.
-Opening Elementary School in Changu-gu Nyaamaseke, Rwanda (Missionary Sook-kyung Park)
-Food support for coronavirus, masks provided to 4,000 people
-Congo Katongo Center orphanage building completed and 20 children moved in
-Completion of smart hall at Kigali High School in Rwanda (construction of garden and restrooms)
-Congo Uvira Katongo Center Clinic Building Construction, 2nd orphanage Building Construction
-Completion and donation of female dormitory at Buyagu Middle School in Tanzania
-Completion of computer classroom at Isolae Center in Tanzania and opening of computer classroom
-Completed dairy cattle barn in Bukoba, Tanzania

2021
-D.R.Congo Bukabu Center operates a dressmaking school for the disabled
-20 children move into Uvira Katongo Orphanage in D.R.Congo
-Relief program for victims of Goma Volcano in D.R.Congo and construction of a church at Goma City  that was completely destroyed by the eruption 
-Rwanda Kigali High School Teacher Seminar (Gilgal Youth Camp)
-Tanzania ISOLE Center Gilgal Youth Camp held (99 participants)
- Mr. Samuel (Principal of World Mission High School) Admission to Torch Trinity Graduate School of Theology
-Uganda lockdown food support
-Gilgal Youth Camp held (Korea, USA)
-African pastoral leadership lecture (Apollo Project) held with 210 attendees (MOU with Torch Trinity Graduate School of Theology)
-Uganda UWMF Theological Seminary award ACTEA Accreditation
-D.R.Congo Bukavu Jake Children House established and 40 children moving in
-Purchase small piece of land for expansion of Nanjiga Church in Uganda
-Graduate ceremony of Tailoring school of the first Kayonza center, Rwanda
-Rwanda Kayonja second Center Chapel construction approval and additional land purchased

2022
-Oregon technical volunteer team
 (installation of pipe filter and heaters for hospital ship, water pipes on ISOLE University campus)
-San Jose Youngnak Church building painting service
-80 orphans housed in D.R.Congo Uvira Katongo and Bukavu Centers
-Two KCOC volunteers start work at Kigali High School, Rwanda.
-Edward entered Torch Trinity Graduate School of Theology
-Uganda orphanage house newly built, 25 people moving in
-Hopyeong Asan Medical Center Volunteer Corps Mission
  (20 people, 1,290 people treated over 5 days)
-D.R.Congo Uvira Katongo Seminary Graduation Ceremony
 (14 Master of Theology students, 8 Bachelor of Theology students, 4 ordained pastors)
-Tanzania ISOLE Center KBBA Graduation Ceremony
  (71 people graduated, 10 pastors were ordained)
-Uganda UWMF graduation ceremony (Certificate (6), diploma (6), Bachelor (12), M.div. (22) graduated, Pastor (11 people) and Reverend (17 people) were ordained
-Gilgal Youth Camp (240 students from Upper Uganda, Buyagu Middle School, Tanzania)
Pastor seminar hosted by UWMF in Uganda (90 people)
-D.R.Congo Uvira Katongo Center UWMF opened (37 M.Div., 85 Diploma/Bachelor students)
-Container transportation of goods for digital classrooms at Kigali High School in Rwanda
-Invitation of the first president of Rwanda ATU (Dr. Oh Gyu-hoon)
-Rice farming seminar held at Isole Center in Tanzania (50 people, 4 days and 3 nights)
-Construction of classrooms, digital video room, and warehouse buildings at Kigali High School in Rwanda.
-Tanzania coordinator Joshua visits Korea and undergoes surgery
-Bukoba Orphanage in Tanzania was built and 15 children were admitted.
-Tanzania Isole Center University main building (8 offices, 1 main lecture room, 2 classrooms, library) completed.
-Drilled wells at Tanzania Buyagu Middle School, ISOLE elementary School, and Serengeti Mugumu Middle School.

2023
-Lake Victoria Hospital Ship Ministry (The Wave)
-CCC Praise Team Worship Seminar (Uganda, Rwanda)
-Kayonza Second Center Chapel Dedication Ceremony
-CWMF (Church of World Mission Frontier) founding general meeting
-Award scholarships to outstanding students at World Mission High School 
-New kindergarten established in Palisa, Uganda
-Presentation ceremony for two wells in Saenggerema, Tanzania
-Fasting prayer meeting for 40 consecutive days in 2023
-Container transportation (2 in Rwanda, 1 in Tanzania)
-Gilgal Youth Leadership Camp (Isole, Tanzania, Kigali, Rwanda)
-Seven Mountains Club special lecture (Tanzania, Rwanda)
-Cheongmyeong Church short-term mission group activities (Nanziga Center, Uganda)
-Coaching seminar for pastors members of CWMF (certification course - basics)
-Uganda KBBA/UWMF Graduation Ceremony
-Executive staff retreat - 5 country mission report and strategy meeting
-African Police Mission Seminar
-Global Edu board members visit Africa (Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda)
-Kigali High School Library and Kayonza Promary School Groundbreaking Ceremony
-Uganda UWMF, Pastors Seminar House Dedication Ceremony
-Decided to build Primary school in year 2024.
-(Korea) Africa Mission Report and ATU President Inauguration Ceremony for Dr. Oh Gyu-hoon
-(USA) Mission reporting conference held and missionaries visited US