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Partner with the church

Working with partners so that the church's land and institutions serve its mission.

Why the church seeks partners

The church holds land, schools, a theological seminary and hospitals in trust for its mission: preaching the Gospel, teaching, healing and serving communities across Tanzania. It seeks partners who will help these serve more people, and pay their own way, for generations.

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Where partners can help

Agriculture

Commercial farming, agro-processing and integrated agribusiness across strategic landholdings.

  • Makwale Farm 100+ hectares for commercial agriculture and integrated agribusiness.
  • Kasulu Farm 100+ hectares for agricultural development and integrated agribusiness in the Kasulu–Kigoma region.

Strategic Real Estate

Long-term institutional and mixed-use development on strategic land assets.

  • Arusha Strategic Land Approximately 100 hectares — potentially one of BCT's most significant long-term real-estate development oppor...

Education

Primary, secondary and English-medium schools within BCT's education portfolio.

Theological Education

Tanzania Baptist Theological Seminary and related human-capital development.

Hospitality

Accommodation and conference facilities serving institutional and commercial users.

Healthcare

Hospital and health centre platforms for medical infrastructure and service expansion.

How a partnership can be arranged

Different projects call for different arrangements. These are the usual ones.

Joint venture
The church and a partner share a project: its capital, its work and what it earns, by agreement.
Long lease
The church provides the land; the partner builds and runs an approved project for an agreed number of years.
Build, operate, transfer
The partner builds and runs a facility for a set period, then hands it to the church.
Management partnership
The church keeps ownership; an experienced operator runs the institution to agreed standards.
Project finance
A single project is financed by a loan, a share, or a mixture of the two.
Impact investment
The partner looks for a fair return and for good done that can be measured.

How the church looks after what it holds

The church is committed to responsible and sustainable investment. Before any major project begins, it works with professional advisers and the prospective partner to carry out:

  • Land and title verification
  • Asset valuation
  • Market feasibility analysis
  • Technical feasibility assessment
  • Environmental and social assessment
  • Financial modelling
  • Legal and regulatory due diligence
  • Risk assessment
  • Governance and management framework
  • Investment agreement development

Our partners

Tell us you are interested

Write a few lines about yourself or your organisation and what you have in mind. The national office replies to every enquiry.

Fill in the Expression of Interest Ring +255754768531