Missionary Parishes are being set up where the good news of

Jesus has not yet been established. Here evangelism is

holistic, meeting the practical needs of people based upon

clear bible teaching, Examples - Literacy groups for

women, Savings and Credit groups, Bee keeping projects for

adults with HIV/AIDS.

Kigali Diocese is setting up a new Missionary Archdeaconry to plant

churches in a needy area where there are few. Rwanda Direct is

assisting in this. 

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Scripture Union (S.U.) Rwanda. 

Good bible teaching is at the heart of all of the work of SU

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S.U. Summer Camps: Every year S.U. holds a camp in a

different province of the country where S.U. members come together for week of Prayer and Evangelism. Rwanda Direct regularly supports these camps including the children's and youth camps mentioned below. 

 

Production and Promotion of Bible Reading Notes: Enabling people to read the Bible with understanding is an important tool that S.U. use to preach the good news of God's kingdom.  Each year the Bible Ministry Team write Bible reading notes which are carefully edited and then printed. Then teams of S.U. staff go around the country promoting the use of the notes and encouraging people to grow in their faith. This department is also engaged in evangelistic activities such as organising local missions. It motivates local committees established in 42 localities of the country, gathering Christians from different denominations. The ministry also translates Christian booklets and makes them available to the public, together with other Christian books. 

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Youth and Student Camps: S.U. Youth Team organise camps every year which bring together SU student representatives from around the country to discuss and share the word of God and also discuss how they can reach out to young people in schools. Youth Ministry also Called "Hope for the Future", is mainly involved in fighting HIV / AIDS amongst the youth, and in delivering messages of hope to those who are already infected or affected. The target group is especially the youth in secondary schools and universities and is reached through a series of organised visits and seminars. 

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Children's Camps: S.U. recognises that children are the church of tomorrow. Therefore S.U. organises various activities for evangelisation among children, including camps during the school holidays in various places around the country. S.U. prepares materials (such as children's story books) used to bring the word of God to the children. 

 

Married Couple Seminars: S.U. organises couples meetings every three months. Married couples come together to pray, to discuss issues related to marriage and to share tips on how to live happy Christian lives as married couples.