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Introduction Basic Utility Vehicles (BUV) website BUV’s Solution Statement The Basic Utility Vehicle is a vehicle for change. It is a simple, rugged, low cost, low weight vehicle that is easy to operate, maintain and repair. Designed for rural off-road…
Introduction The Flagship Church Project is aimed at constructing sizeable physical buildings for mother churches in strategic locations, while at the same time equipping the leadership of the various church departments and developing their ability and capability in offering leadership…
Rebecca’s Story Imagine you’re Rebecca. You’re a young mom with five kids. You live in a small village right next to the Sobat river. Your husband, like all the men in the village, makes his living through cattle. You cook…
Earlier this year, a man fighting over cows senselessly killed the mother of this young boy shown above. She had tied the boy to her back and was making a break for it when he shot her. The boy’s small…
Annet’s First Days at NEATS Annet is nineteen years old. She is South Sudanese from the small southern village of Kajo Keji. Due to fighting in South Sudan, she is living in Uganda as a refugee. Annet was raised by…
Martha’s Testimony At NEATS Martha is from the Nuer Tribe in Upper Nile South Sudan. She is tall and reserved. Her English isn’t great, but her leadership ability is. Like Annet, Martha is living in Uganda as a refugee in the Bweyalle…
Our Vision is to have 15 Flagship Church Multiplication Centers up and running by 2032. Those 15, by God’s grace, will plant 750 new churches (50x), and turn out 450 new church planters every year (30x) until Jesus comes back….
In June 2023, we had our first official NEATS alumni meeting. A current certificate student joined the alumni, Martha. A woman of influence in South Sudan’s second largest tribe, the Nuer. She reached out to her network and take a…
Job is a first year NEATS student. When I met him in August at NEATS, he came across as a quiet, bright student with a very high ceiling. Toward the end of the trip, we had the chance to sit…