On Friday, August 8, 2025, the Presbyterian Church of Rwanda (EPR), in partnership with the international organization World Servants, held a closing ceremony marking the end of a volunteer mission from the Netherlands. The volunteer team had been engaged in the construction of three Early Childhood Development (ECD) classrooms in Nyarusange, located in Zinga Presbytery. This initiative is one of several collaborative projects planned between EPR and World Servants, and stands as the first milestone in a broader cooperation framework for the future.
The event was graced by the Honourable Vice President of EPR, who served as the Guest of Honour, and was warmly welcomed by the modulator of Zinga Presbytery. In his address to attendees, the Vice President expressed profound gratitude to the young volunteers and the accompanying leadership team from World Servants for their outstanding contributions during their stay in Rwanda. He further commended World Servants for their strong collaboration and productive partnership with EPR.
Highlighting the importance of such community development initiatives, the Vice President emphasized that projects of this nature remain crucial in many areas of the country. He called for the continuation and expansion of these efforts, especially in communities where such interventions are still limited.
The ceremony concluded with the presentation of gifts to each volunteer, offered by EPR as a token of appreciation and a lasting reminder of the fruitful collaboration during their mission in Rwanda.
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