CVAI is not just setting up a computer lab at BCHS Njinikijem in Belo, Cameroon. We and our partners TEN3 are training the computer teacher and principal at the school to help students at this school use computers, and how … Continue reading
We had a great turn out of CVAI board members, team members from previous years, and our prayer and financial supporters. The long term vision of CVAI as well as the plans for CVAI this summer were shared. These prayer … Continue reading
At Baptist Comprehensive High School Njinikijem, Belo, Cameroon Bob and Jayne’s trip to set up computer lab July 5-27 Getting donated computer items through customs on July 6 Cameroon staff training in Nigeria Aug. 7-21 Computer program starts in September … Continue reading
The request is simple, we want to carry five (5) used working computers (with flat screen monitors, mice, and keyboards): minimum of 512 KB of Ram, 20 GB hard drives to supplement the computers already in Cameroon. The units need … Continue reading
CVAI is working with TEN3, Transformational Education Network, to train Cameroonian teachers to launch an Christian based computer program in at a high school Cameroon. To learn more about how African Christians are working towards transformational education, view the video … Continue reading
This August, CVAI is sponsoring an educators’ trip to Cameroon at the invitation of the Cameroon Baptist Convention Education Department. We will be leading the team of energetic teachers who have a variety of specialties. Continue reading
Over the past winter, several churches, schools, and a local trade school completed a CVAI goal of providing materials to fill a 20-foot shipping container for our project in Cameroon. For several years CVAI has been collecting and storing donated … Continue reading
Download our full color booklet “The Cameroon Story: A Movement of God and learn about how you can support CVAI and become a Cameroon Campaign Team Member. If you are unable to download the booklet, Please request one by mail. Cameroon … Continue reading
In August, Bob and Jayne Dambman spent over three weeks in Bamenda on behalf of CVAI. They were joined by engineer Phil Sollenberger for a portion of the time. There were several goals for the journey. 1. Measure the top … Continue reading