Bishop Charles I. Bameka and Stesphen Maxwell flew from Texas to Florida from 5-6 September to visit the Rafiki Foundation, an LCU partner that is providing the Classical Christian Education Curriculum (CCEC) for 9 LCU Primary Schools for the Academic Year 2024.
In addition, discussions were held with the founder of the Rafiki Foundation, Rosemary Jensen, about expanding the CCEC to 15 additional schools as well as providing Bible Study material for all ages, from Nursery classes to Adults classes in the local LCU Congregations Bibles will be made available from Rafiki partners to supply school kids, students, congregational adults, as well as Self-Study Bibles for Leadership Classes at Mission Training Centers, Seminary Students and all LCU Pastors with the much-needed Word of God.
Discussions were initiated into the possibility of having Music and Arts Course Training beginning at the Rafiki Foundation Village in Kampala and to be expanded later at the Music and Performing Arts Department at the Lutheran University of Uganda.
Rafiki is partnering with the LCU, not only on the CCEC but also in the shipping of Seminary Library books from Florida USA to Uganda and the 1st shipment alongside CCEC materials are at the high seas. More books and materials will be shipped in the future.