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arjan’s story
Arjan shares one of the precious lessons he learned during his time at Cornerstone. Creating self-supporting ministries which do not depend on missionary or foreign presence. “Work yourself out a job. Because you will go home one day, but the people will stay” Arjan.
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Hyangsuk’s story
For HyangSuk, studying, training and living together with different nationalities in Cornerstone Bible College for Mission Training equipped her for her ministry in Cambodia.
One of the great things about Missionary Training College is living in community … learning how to live with people who are different from you.
Roxanne’s Cross-cultural community experience
Roxanne tells us about her experience living at Cornerstone with people from different cultures.
Ben & Esther’s story – their journey and calling
Ben & Esther were called to missions in different stages in their walk with the Lord. They came to Cornerstone with their family and experienced God working in their lives. Enjoy watching their story!
Ania’s story – a journey of obedience
Ania is a student from Poland. Watch her testimony and how God lead her through a journey of faith and obedience!
Alfred’s story
Alfred is from Kenya. When asked what is the greatest thing about Cornerstone, he responds: “It’s the people. You have a unique cultural experience here in Cornerstone because you have people coming from all over the world.”
Corne and Erika’s story
Corne is building meaningful relationships, and sharing life among Khmer believers. “I feel so blessed to be able to do discipleship together, combined with practical work. (Corne).” Through practical work Corne walks alongside Cambodian men, helping them live life as a follower of Christ. Corne: “We drill wells and build toilets for poor villagers in rural areas near Siem Reap.”