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SUPPORT CHILDREN
AND FAMILIES
IN CONGO

PIPES International serves indigenous and vulnerable people groups across
the globe. We are currently focused on Kenya, DR Congo, Burundi, Rwanda,
Pakistan, and the United States.

Help Children and Families in the Democratic Republic of Congo

PIPES International supports children and vulnerable families, including indigenous communities, in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, who have faced humanitarian crises due to ongoing wars. The intensified conflict involving the M23 rebel group has severely disrupted daily life, resulting in significant suffering for the local population. Many are experiencing hunger, violence, and displacement, with thousands fleeing their homes in search of safety.

What we do

We are a nonprofit organization that partners with churches and local organizations in six countries to make disciples and end poverty. We are invested in children's education, women's and community empowerment, and discipleship. We transform communities holistically - one child, one family, one community at a time.

Empowerment

We empower women and youth with innovative skills and entrepreneurship training to alleviate poverty. Our vision is to see Indigenous people living in extreme poverty empowered to thrive and achieve economic stability. Our initiatives include teaching sewing and design skills and agribusiness training to help create sustainable livelihoods.

Discipleship

PIPES mobilizes and empowers the Church to fulfill the Great Commission by equipping pastors, church leaders, Christian Union patrons, and CU leaders. We inspire and train them to actively share God's transformative love with students in schools and their surrounding communities, fostering a generation of dedicated disciples.

Education

Our education program provides quality education to over 1,200 students, primarily in the DR Congo and Kenya. Our initiatives include building and renovating Christ-centered schools, supporting teacher development, and offering child sponsorships to empower indigenous and vulnerable children. Education is a powerful tool that bridges inequality and fosters a thriving society.

PIPES Internship Program is Transforming Students and Youth in Kenya

The PIPES Internship Program is a year-long opportunity for recent university and college graduates to serve and
gain practical experience. Interns are trained weekly and, in turn, train others in spiritual formation, mentorship, academic  development. This program runs in primary and high schools in Kenya. 

Holistic Transformatioin of Indigenous Communities

Since we began working with the Maasai community in 2022, we have witnessed tremendous change in the lives of the local community. The borehole (water well) serves more than 400 people who water their cattle and use the water for domestic use. The 'Living Water Transformation Center' is near completion, and thousands will benefit from the resources and empowerment programs offered at the center.

We partner with communities, empowering and supporting them, to address their needs.

Since 2011, we've partnered with churches and local communities to address the physical and spiritual needs of the communities we serve. Together, we bring Shalom and Wholeness to communities.

Your gift of any amount allows the ministry of PIPES International to empower and transform families and communities.

PIPES International is a channel of hope that will enable you to reach people you cannot reach individually. God calls each person to play their part in bringing hope and ending the extreme poverty experienced by so many globally. Your gift matters today. 

TESTIMONIES:
PENGELI'S STORY OF HOPE IN DR CONGO

“My name is Pengeli Damiye. For years, I lived in Kaboneke Mountains. I heard about PIPES when they came to the mountains to preach to us. They came with gifts and, more importantly, told us about
Jesus Christ." With the help of PIPES, I farm and feed my family.

Find out how PIPES International impacts indigenous communities living in poverty in some of the world's poorest nations.