Board of Directors
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Rev. Canon Francis Omondi - Board Chairperson Rev. Francis Omondi is the founder and International Director of Sheepfold Ministries. He is married to Anne and they have three children. He is an international speaker of repute on missions and has been invited to speak at such forums as the Oxford International Conference 2003, Arab World Ministries, International Missionary conferences 2004; Missions Convention 2004, Tbilisi Georgia; ESMA Conference, 2004 Adelshofen, Germany; African Christian Lawyers Fellowship, Accra, Ghana; European students Missions Association conference, 2001, Wiedenest, Germany; Christaval, 2001 Germany; Urbana 2000, USA; Public lecture on New mission movement, Regent Park Oxford University 2007 and Lectures on Missions in the third world, Redcliff college, UK 2007 |
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Erastus Kwaka Omolo - Chair, Finance Committee Mr. Erastus Omolo is the managing partner and founder of Erastus & Co., Certified Public Accountants. |
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Dennis Tongoi - Executive Director CMS Africa- Board Secretary Mr. Dennis Tongoi is the Executive Director of CMS Africa based in Nairobi, Kenya. He is currently enrolled in a doctorate programme with the University of South Africa. He is married to Irene and they have three children. As a writer he has published Mixing God with Money and co-written Building a Prosperous Kenya. He has also developed the Africa Version Study Guide for the book, My Business, My Mission written by Doug Seebeck and Timothy Stoner |
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Claudette Kigeme - Board Member Mrs. Claudette Kigeme is the Mothers’ Union Provincial worker for Burundi. She has been elected to be a member of CAPA (Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa) Women Core Group. She is also the Provincial link for International Anglican Women Network and a member of the national steering committee of a Network for Christian Response to the Needs of Vulnerable Children in Burundi.
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Eunice Brookman Amissah - Board Member Ambassador Dr. Eunice Brookman Amissah is Ipas’ Vice President for Africa. Ipas is an International not -for- profit Organization working globally to improve Women’s health through a focus on Reproductive Health.She joined Ipas full time in 2001 from The Hague where she had been her country Ghana’s Ambassador to The Kingdom of the Netherlands. Before that she had been Minister of Health in Ghana. She pioneered in West Africa what has come to be known as Community Gynecology. She also has been a temporary consultant to the WHO on several occasions. She was elected Fellow of the West African College of Physicians in 1989 and awarded the Fellowship ad eundem of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, United Kingdom, in 1998 in recognition of her enormous contribution to that specialty.
Dr Brookman Amissah was the first woman Vice President of the Ghana Medical Association and has been the Commonwealth Medical Association’s representative to the Advisory Committee of the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, CHRI, since 2002. She is also a member of the Committee on Women and Development (CWD) of the UN’s Economic Commission for Africa (ECA). In 2004 she was accorded representational status at the UN Economic Commission for Africa in Addis Ababa. She is a foundation member and Vice Chairman of the Africa Regional Reproductive Health Research and Training Network, based in Johannesburg.She now lives in Nairobi, Kenya where she heads Ipas’ Africa Alliance for Women’s Reproductive Health and Rights. married to Gaspard Gaciyubwenge, mother of 5 children, one daughter and four boys. |
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Nicta Lubaale - Board Member Nicta Lubaale is General Secretary of the Organization of African Instituted (OAIC) since January 2007; he served as the Director for Development and HIV/AIDS Programme of the OAIC and as a Pastor with Centre for Evangelism in Uganda for 13 years. Nicta has been involved in mobilizing and training church leadership from OAIC member churches to participate in holistic mission - where the church responds to development issues in the context of mission. He is currently participating in a process that is working towards generating the resourcefulness in the visions embedded in the faith and actions of people at the margins of society. As well as participating in facilitating OAIC member churches to recognize the importance of linking their actions with the policies of African governments and international agencies and rich countries. He holds an MA in development studies from the University of Reading (UK) |
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R.t. Rev. Joseph Kanuku The Rt. Rev. Joseph Mutie Kanuku is the Bishop of Makueni Diocese. He was born in 1949 in Mbooni location. He is a graduate in Theology from Pan African University. He has other several training in teaching and leadership. |
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Arch Bishop (RTD) Donald Mutetemela Arcbishop, Donald Mutetemela is a retired Anglican clergy in Tanzania. He has had a long career in the ministry lasting for more than 20 years. He has held various top positions including; 20 years as the Bishop of Ruaha Diocese in Tanzania, served for 10 years as the Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Tanzania, Appointed as an Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Central Tanganyika (ACT) where her served for eight years, he worked as a General Secretary of the Diocese of Central Tanganyika (ACT), he was a Lecturer at St. Philips Theological College Kongwa in Tanzania (ACT College), He was Ordained to priesthood in Diocese of Central Tanganyika (ACT) in the year 1971. |
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Arch Bishop, Onesphore Rwaje The most Rev. Dr. Archbishop Onesphore Rwaje is the Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Rwanda. He was born in 1953 at Kinyababa sector, Burera District. |
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Bishop, Moses Deng He is the Bishop of the Diocese of Wau, in Southern Sudan. Bishop Deng holds a Bachelor of Arts in Divinity from St. Pauls University, Kenya. He holds also a Diploma in Theology from Brea Theological College in Nakuru, Kenya.He is married to Elizabeth Ajok and they are blessed with three children; two boys and one girl.
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