One purpose. Many ways to serve.
Church planting and growth connect the work. Explore how Ugandan leaders serve through teaching, relationships and practical care.

Churches and pastoral partnership
Ugandan pastors serve their congregations, teach Scripture and encourage their communities. Expand Uganda comes alongside this work through its relationship with Pastoral Support Mission.
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Training and discipleship
Discipleship grows through teaching, practice and relationships. The partnership supports opportunities for pastors and church members to learn Scripture and put it into practice.
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Prison ministry
Ugandan pastors visit prisons to share the gospel, teach, pray and build relationships with people in custody.
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New Beginnings
New Beginnings is being developed as a small residential pathway for people returning from prison, bringing together discipleship, practical work and support for life in the community.
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Ebenezer scholarships
Ebenezer recognizes students’ learning through earned merit scholarships, working with teachers, schools and PSM.
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Pastor partnership businesses
The Pastor Partnership Business Program helps pastors develop livelihoods through business training, startup support and local mentoring.
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Community and economic development
Community projects grow from needs and priorities identified with local leaders. They may involve water access, livelihoods or other practical resources that support community life.
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Bible school
Formal Bible study has been part of the partnership’s work to equip church leaders. Training providers and Ugandan leaders bring their own responsibilities and expertise.
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