CCMI is an interdenominational, non-profit organization established for the equipping of existing pastors in remote regions of the world.

Harry and Kathy McMichael felt they were called to be missionaries before they were married in 1964. They didn’t actually step into that role until 1999.

Since that time they have spent 4 months a year holding weekly pastor’s conferences in the remote regions of East Africa.

During those years they both earned their Masters Degree in Christian Theology. Both are licensed and ordained.

In 2008 the Maasai gave them 10 hectors of land in Tanzania near the Kilimanjaro International Airport. CCMI is registered as a NGO in East Africa. Surveys have been completed and the land legally belongs to the ministry. The first building was completed June 2009.

The Bible School began May 5^th 2009 in a neighboring Lutheran Church.  The first class of 25 Maasai students graduate August 21, 2010.  A second class of students began their studies on June 2, 2010.

A 30 foot surface well was hand dug in May of 2009 and sustained the village thru the drought.  December 2009, a 240 foot clean water well was drilled and a water storage tank was completed.  Solar panels and a solar pump now provide clean water for the village of Ukambeni.

During an 11 month period, more than $10,000 has been sent for maize to feed the people during the famine.

Advancing the Kingdom of God in East Africa,

Harry and Kathy McMichael