CBCA CHURCH NEWS

The Baptist Community in Central Africa, CBCA, is a Church born out of the American missionary work of the Unevangelized Africa Mission '' (UAM) in 1927. UAM ceded its missionary field to the Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society (CBFMS) in 1946. The latter adopted the name of MBK in 1957. Endowed with its civil personality on June 12, 1964, by presidential ordinance no 170, under the name of Protestant Baptist Church in Kivu (EPBK), and later, following its expansion in the country and outside, it became the Baptist Community in Central Africa (CBCA).
The CBCA organizes within it a communication service which manages its website www.cbca-kanisa.org and other official pages on social networks, as well as its Youtube channel. It produces an information journal called "La Trompette" every two months on the activities of the church, its partners, its surrounding community and the Nation. It manages  community TV radios: REB Tv, RTEDH, RCI, RTSV, REBO, REAB, REAKI.