Board of trustees

MAKALA ENYONYI

Media Department

He plays a central role in communication, public relations, and media engagement. He ensures the ministry communicates effectively with the public, the press, and other stakeholders.

FAIDA MSAFIRI

Education department

She is an Assistant to Faila Mateso. They both work on planning, implementing, regulating, and monitoring educational policies and programs within Mawakili wa Neno la Mungu Ministry

BINTI ETENGE

Choral Conductor

Binti was born in January 1994. She got baptized in 2005. She is responsible for leading, organizing, and developing a choir. Her role is both artistic and administrative. She direct and Conducting the choir. She does Rehearsal Planning and Execution. Work with individual choir members to improve their vocal quality and technique.

SELA BUTUNGA

Livelihood Program

Identify livelihood needs and opportunities through community assessments and market analysis. She works in developing, humanitarian aid, NGOs, or government projects focused on improving people's income-generating capacity and economic resilience.

M'MONGA WA M'MONGA SAVIOLA

Transportation Department

Develop and implement transportation policies and master plans. Set long-term goals for mobility, connectivity and sustainability within Mawakili wa Neno la Mungu Ministry

SOISE BLAISE CLAUDINE

Designer

She works on visual identity of the Ministry including Uniform Management, Design & Creation of Ministry Garments, Tailoring & Sewing, Collaboration & Communication, and Budgeting & Planning.

FAILA MATESO

Education Department

She does planning, implementing, regulating, and monitoring educational policies and programs within Mawakili wa Neno la Mungu Ministry

DIEUDONNE ANYOKWA EKELA

Coordinator

He organizes and guides the musical aspect of a ministry. He controls all the ministry’s activities including Planning & Organizing Worship Music. Team Coordination and Spiritual Leadership

BITA MTANGE

Transportation Department

He works together with M'monga wa M'monga to Develop and implement transportation policies and master plans. Set long-term goals for mobility, connectivity and sustainability within Mawakili wa Neno la Mungu Ministry

Connecting People

As believers in Christ Jesus, we are called to make Disciples of Christ from all nations of the world. Discipleship comes after people have received Jesus as their personal Lord and Savior. This in turn is a direct result of people hearing the Gospel being proclaimed to them and having been convicted by the Holy Spirit and they surrender their lives to God.

If the proclamation of the Gospel is done in a language unknown to the hearers, it is difficult for them to grasp its content and intent. We think that this is why Missionaries take time to learn the language of the target people group they are convicted that the Lord is sending them to as his witnesses or ambassadors. The other thing about knowing the language of the hearers is that it helps them identify with us and bring a sense of belonging and trust. It is gives the impression that the person who took time to learn a language for effective communication has a sense of respect and values the other people’s culture.

Now, come to think of someone who has ventures out into foreign lands, and happens to meet someone else that he doesn’t know but speaks his own language! What happens when he learns that this person is from his own village, country or region? He/she takes him/her to be his brother/sister and is ready to listen, offer /receive assistance to/from this dear person. This very reason is at the basis of MAWAKILI WA NENO LA MUNGU to come up with this project for Kiswahili speakers in Northern America.