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ICM exists to serve the Church by discipling and equipping its leaders.

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FORMAL TRAINING

Africa Theological Seminary (ATS)

Bachelor of Arts degree and certifications in Bible and Theology, Christian education, and counseling.

Training the Heart | Instructing the Mind | Empowering the Hand

Seminary education for leaders in the ministry not for the ministry.

INFORMAL TRAINING

ICM promotes interdependence between Africa and the United States.

SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

Short term mission trip opportunities to meet and work alongside our partners in Africa.

One man’s legacy helps pastors get ‘er done in Kenya.

Growing up in Chaska, Minnesota, Jon Just loved Jesus, his family, a good joke, and anything with a motor. Family photos capture a young man in perpetual motion, excited and happy in a fishing boat, boarding a plane, or on one of the numerous motorcycles he rode through the years.

On a fall evening in September of 2004, Jon was riding his R6 Yamaha to meet his wife Melissa at their
church, where the couple served with the youth ministry. Jon never arrived. At age 23 and only nine months married, he was killed in a motorcycle accident on his way to the church.

In the days following Jon’s death, his devastated parents, Dave and Cindy Just, and brothers, Ben and
Nathan, continually prayed the three prayers that carried them through their hardest grief. The first, Cindy said, was that in their pain, they would be open to “God sightings,” moments when they could see God at work and “know that he was with us…”

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ICM CURRENT NEWS & UPDATES

New Opportunities in Latin America for Phil Jeske & ICM Canada

In 1989 ICM was incorporated in Canada under the direction of Phil and Nancy Jeske.

For over 30 years they have been faithfully carrying out ICM’s mission to train and disciple.

ICM Canada is closely linked with the Jeskes’ Ministry Coaching Network (MCNet).

The Jeskes have established ministries in Canada, Russia and Ukraine, and now have new opportunities in Latin America.

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ATS Grads Committed to the Cause of Christ

In the African nation of Uganda, nearly 75 percent of the population lives in rural regions far from medical care, schools, and church leaders who labor to see lives changed by Jesus.

Most people who live in those remote areas travel by foot when they travel at all, so those who share the Good News of Jesus Christ must go to them. After months of rigorous training to do so, it’s no wonder that graduations from ICM’s African Theological Seminary (ATS) are joyful celebrations.

More than 200 elated church leaders graduated in late March from ATS campuses in Bukwo, Uganda, and Kitale and Mt. Elgon in Kenya after completing the demanding theological training. ATS students are usually bi-vocational, taking the training while still serving their churches and working at jobs to support their families. ICM President Dave Champness said graduating from ATS demonstrates their strong commitment to the cause of Christ.

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