BURUNDI
About the size of Maryland, Burundi is a small nation of coffee and tea farmers. It sits along the northeast shore of Lake Tanganyika and is marked by a mountainous, fertile countryside. Often known as Rwanda’s “twin,” Burundi is mostly populated by the rivaling Hutu and Tutsi people.
Despite ethnic tensions, the 1990’s became a time of revival and growth for evangelical Christianity that continues today. Still, an estimated 17,000 Burundians have never heard the Gospel and live in communities without any church or missionary presence.
e3 Partners is working to ensure that a thriving local church exists in every community throughout Burundi. We are equipping existing believers and training local pastors to identify unreached communities and share the Gospel effectively. As people come to faith in Christ, we are establishing small groups that help them take the next steps in their spiritual growth and serve as the seeds for new churches.
Dan & Marina Berryman, e3 missionaries to Burundi
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- Bradley Burr
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- Carlos Velez
- Jeffrey Bakalar
- Emilio Castillo
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- David Cottrill
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- Ray Berryman
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- Scott and Laurie Edwards
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- Cory Verner
- Teresa Reisenauer
- Becky Hamlin
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- Joshua E. Osborn
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