Lifelink International – Cornerstone International Church is part of the Lifelink International family of churches. Lifelink is all about life connections. It’s about a group of churches across the world who have chosen to work together, supporting one another in the role God has given them in His kingdom.
Trinity School of Theology (TST) – An interdenominational Bible training centre. TST will seek to train the whole person for ministry and outreach through a blend of both academic and practical avenues. Students can receive a Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Ministry after completing the three-year, accredited course.
Visible School – A music and worship arts college with a mission to train and equip artists, technicians, ministers, and business professionals in skill and character for effective service in the arts industries and the church.
Opportunity to Hope (O2H) – A grant-giving organisation with Christ-centered, community-based development at the core of its mission and outreach. Christ’s heart of compassion toward the poor is the driving force behind O2H as it seeks to help overcome poverty through empowerment.
The Prodigal Thought – Scott Lencke, pastor of Cornerstone, has created his own blog with interesting theological articles. Click on the link and check it out. Feel free to leave comments on his articles.
Churches Together Brussels – ‘Churches Together’ is an informal association offering services as a resource to all the English-speaking churches in the Brussels region.
Serve the City – This is a service project of volunteers connecting with local opportunities to serve in the city of Brussels and beyond. Serve the City finds that a lot of people want to get involved in the community and help in some way, but it’s hard to know where to start. Serve the City says ‘let’s start small to address big needs – but let’s do it together.’ You can also learn more about Serve the City by viewing the video on our video page.
Foyer Selah – This is a refugee centre with people from all over the world. Cornerstone looks to serve these people by visiting them on a regular basis for games and activities, as well as planning major projects on a semi-regular basis.
