“Look for where God is already at work and join Him there!”
– Henry Blackaby, Experiencing God
Rwanda is positioned to succeed. Rwanda has become one of the most promising countries in Africa. Today, it is considered one of the safest, cleanest, least corrupt and fastest growing economies in the continent. Rwanda’s parliament is the only one in the world where the majority of members are women.
Rwanda’s leaders are well respected. Many of Rwanda’s government, church and business leaders, including President Paul Kagame and Bishop John Rucyahana, grew up as refugees, but returned to the country following the genocide to rebuild their country. They are well educated, responsible global citizens, committed to making Rwanda a model of reconciliation, democracy and free market enterprise. Some have referred to Rwanda as the “Israel of Africa.”
Rwanda is becoming the hope of Africa. In a continent where poverty, disease and violence have left millions in despair, Rwanda’s rebirth encourages others and demonstrates the power of servant leadership, forgiveness and the human spirit. While the road to prosperity is a long one, international development experts and entrepreneurs are drawn to the country by the belief that today Rwanda offers their new ventures the greatest opportunity for success.
God is blessing Rwanda. People of all faiths attribute Rwanda’s miraculous rebirth to the work of the Divine and are drawn to become part of it. Many observe that it is just like God to choose the most abandoned and devastated of countries to demonstrate His love and power. President Kagame has declared Rwanda a “purpose-driven nation.”
Why Rwanda
“Look for where God is already at work and join Him there!”
– Henry Blackaby, Experiencing God
Rwanda is positioned to succeed. Rwanda has become one of the most promising countries in Africa. Today, it is considered one of the safest, cleanest, least corrupt and fastest growing economies in the continent. Rwanda’s parliament is the only one in the world where the majority of members are women.
Rwanda’s leaders are well respected. Many of Rwanda’s government, church and business leaders, including President Paul Kagame and Bishop John Rucyahana, grew up as refugees, but returned to the country following the genocide to rebuild their country. They are well educated, responsible global citizens, committed to making Rwanda a model of reconciliation, democracy and free market enterprise. Some have referred to Rwanda as the “Israel of Africa.”
Rwanda is becoming the hope of Africa. In a continent where poverty, disease and violence have left millions in despair, Rwanda’s rebirth encourages others and demonstrates the power of servant leadership, forgiveness and the human spirit. While the road to prosperity is a long one, international development experts and entrepreneurs are drawn to the country by the belief that today Rwanda offers their new ventures the greatest opportunity for success.
God is blessing Rwanda. People of all faiths attribute Rwanda’s miraculous rebirth to the work of the Divine and are drawn to become part of it. Many observe that it is just like God to choose the most abandoned and devastated of countries to demonstrate His love and power. President Kagame has declared Rwanda a “purpose-driven nation.”