Current Campaign - Dormitory
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Now Seeing the Impact of Phase Two in Action
Thanks to your generous support, we have successfully completed Phase One of our dormitory project fundraising. And, we’ve raised $90,154.45 of the $150,000 needed for Phase Two, a crucial step toward providing much-needed housing and resources for rural pastoral students.
With Phase One complete, Phase Two is no longer just a plan — it is actively taking shape. Over the past several months, significant progress has been made across the entire project. Foundational systems have been completed, including the main sewage line and a large septic system designed to support both the dormitory and future ministry expansion. Plastering, door frames, electrical work, flooring, and interior painting have all been completed, bringing the building from structure to functionality.
With Phase One complete, Phase Two is no longer just a plan — it is actively taking shape. Over the past several months, significant progress has been made across the entire project. Foundational systems have been completed, including the main sewage line and a large septic system designed to support both the dormitory and future ministry expansion. Plastering, door frames, electrical work, flooring, and interior painting have all been completed, bringing the building from structure to functionality.
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As we move forward, we are now seeing the dormitory begin to serve its intended purpose. Bunk beds have been installed, and the space is being prepared for immediate use as pastors return for continued training. What was once a construction site is now becoming a place of rest, growth, and strengthening for those faithfully serving the rural Church.
As we continue moving forward in Phase Two, we still need your support. Every contribution—large or small—brings us closer to completing this space and expanding its ability to serve both current students and alumni for years to come. Get involved today and help make this dormitory a place where future leaders can thrive. |
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Mission Trips
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UGANDA 2027
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The RPI Mission Statement
"To provide quality ministry training and financial sustainability
training to Africa's rural pastors - WITH DIGNITY"
training to Africa's rural pastors - WITH DIGNITY"
The RPI Institute
Our educational and inspirational campus is the heartbeat of our ministry and located in Jinga, Uganda. It is the epicenter of pastoral ministry training. We are currently expanding with a new bi-vocational training center to support ministry leaders from remote regions. |
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Why Rural Uganda?
Close to 70% of Africa’s population (766 million) reside in rural areas.
And 90% of rural pastors never received, and will never be able to receive, quality ministry training.
And 90% of rural pastors never received, and will never be able to receive, quality ministry training.
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"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."
words of Jesus from Matthew 28 |
RPI UPDATES
We continue to be amazed at how God is moving!
HIGHLIGHT:
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PRAISE REPORT:
Gate House
This is a picture of the gate built towards the end of last year. We planted the palm trees four years ago when we purchased the land. It's been beautiful watching them grow. Watching them reminds us of the patience God asks of us in our walk with Him.
GOD'S PROVISION YET AGAIN:
New Structure
God is moving! We’re excited to share that RPI has recently completed construction on a brand new building—home to the goats in our sustainability program!
As our Model Farm continues to grow, so does our understanding of how to raise goats.
As our Model Farm continues to grow, so does our understanding of how to raise goats.
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Right now we are praying over:
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GiveEach Pastor at our institute needs financial assistance to support them through training. This will cover:
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GoWe are always seeking growth and further support. Ways you or your church can get involved are through:
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