Meet the Serving Team

Pascal Waloc Azaza, a missionary in Tanzania, focuses on church planting and discipleship. Holding a Bachelor’s in Missiology, he is passionate about transformational leadership and building according to God’s patterns. Married with five children, Pascal’s life is grounded in faith and service. Trained by the Center for Serving Leadership, he is committed to leading like Christ and equipping others to serve with purpose, humility, and the heart of a Serving Leader.

Caleb Mwanangoy Bajafu, based in Lubumbashi, DRC, is Executive Director of Foundation Bible Training Institute and Bishop of Foundation International Ministries, overseeing 300+ churches and 400+ leaders. Passionate about mentoring, he equips leaders to serve and transform their communities. Embracing the Serving Leader model, Caleb empowers teams and reframes organizational vision for greater impact, following Jesus’ example of servant leadership.

Grace from Malawi, married to Anderson Chirwa, holds diplomas in Pastoral and Christian Leadership and has six years’ experience in microfinance. She has translated Reflections for Serving Leaders into Chichewa and is passionate about ministering to widows and orphans while engaging in commercial farming. A Serving Leader Cohort graduate, Grace is committed to training leaders worldwide, particularly church leaders, using the Serving Leader Model to inspire servant leadership and community impact.

Bernard Bwala is Senior Pastor at Nairobi Happy Church, serving alongside his wife, Pastor Lydiah, with whom he has three children: Prince, Prosper, and Pleasant. He trained in Youth Evangelism in the U.S. and earned a degree in Christian Leadership from Word of Faith Bible College. A graduate of the Serving Leader Cohort, Bernard found the training practical and transformative. He is passionate about equipping leaders and passing on this knowledge to build stronger, Christ-centered communities.

Rev. Dr. Chishibanji Celestin, from Mukwija, DRC, is a church leader, educator, and visionary dedicated to developing servant leaders nationwide. Married to Rev. Esperance Chirezi with five children, he holds degrees in education, Christian leadership, and ministry. As District Superintendent of South Katanga and CEO of Positive Green World Legacy, he actively shares the Serving Leader model, plants churches, and impacts communities. He is passionate about equipping leaders across the DRC to serve with excellence and purpose.

Harun Macharia Gacheru, an entrepreneur in Kenya, imports and sells used vehicles and is an independent distributor with NEOLIFE INTERNATIONAL, empowering others to grow their own businesses. A committed Christian, he is married with two daughters and two sons. Through the Center for Serving Leadership, Harun has enhanced his leadership skills and gained fresh insights. He is passionate about training and equipping leaders to become true Serving Leaders.

Reverend Jean Bosco Iteriteka is the Founder and Pastor of True Vine Church in Burundi and President of Hope Lift Initiatives, where he empowers communities through servant leadership, entrepreneurship, and ethical values. With over a decade of experience in public health and ongoing theological studies, he mentors emerging leaders and promotes church planting in underserved areas. A certified World Serving Leadership Trainer, Jean Bosco is dedicated to peacebuilding, trauma healing, and discipleship, driven by a passion to raise servant leaders who bring lasting community transformation. He is married to Ininahazwe Liliane, and together they have four children.

Dr. Kennedy ole Kerei, Quality Assurance Director at International Leadership University in Nairobi, Kenya, is an educationist and father of four. With expertise in educational research and leadership development, he embraces servant leadership. Trained by the Center for Serving Leadership, Dr. Kerei gained practical tools to apply and teach the Serving Leader Model and is passionate about equipping leaders globally to lead with humility, purpose, and service.

Chrysostome Kirimwingabo, from Burundi, is a Human Rights Advocate and emerging Leadership Trainer with seven years’ experience mentoring youth and leading initiatives across East Africa. Trained by the Center for Serving Leadership, he models integrity, empathy, humility, and purposeful service. With advanced training in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution from Sciences Po Paris and recognition as a Marianne Initiative laureate, Chrysostome empowers ethical, strategic leaders to create lasting community impact. He is married with two children.

Wilson Ole Koei, a Maasai from Narok County, Kenya, is an experienced Food and Beverage professional and Team Leader at Nashulai Cultural Training Centre. With 30+ years in hospitality, he mentors local youth and promotes sustainable livelihoods. Trained by the Center for Serving Leadership, Wilson embraces servant leadership and is committed to fostering a culture of integrity, humility, and impactful leadership in his community and beyond.

Tom Nak Kokanyi, a South Sudanese teacher and pastor in Arua, Uganda, has extensive ministry experience with refugees and founded two theological institutions focused on sustainable leadership. Holding an honorary Doctor of Divinity, he served as principal and director at Bishop Allison Theological College and South Sudan Evangelical School of Theology. Married for 47 years with seven children, Tom’s training with the Center for Serving Leadership grounded his approach in service and Christlike character. He now develops servant-hearted leaders through the Serving Leader Model.

Elizabeth Sein Lemiso from Kenya is a teacher, church leader, and mother of three. She enjoys reading, writing, storytelling, making friends, exploring, and traveling. After completing the Serving Leader Cohort with WSL, she gained valuable leadership skills through the Five Actions of Serving Leadership™ and is now equipped and eager to train others in this model.

Erick Shindano Mashupe serves as a pastor in Uvira, DRC, and holds degrees in Social Work and Community Development from Hope Africa University, as well as theology from One Mission Society. Married to Esther with two children, he is also a certified trainer through Internationale Leadership Institute and volunteers with Daily Wordfeast Foundation. Erick’s vision is to impact the world through the transformative Five Actions of Serving Leadership™.

Jeremiah Kimani Mbucha, from Kenya, is a Tourism and Hospitality Manager with 12+ years leading luxury bush camps, eco-lodges, and safari operations. Passionate about sustainable tourism, conservation, and community engagement, he prioritizes excellence, team training, and strong operations. Trained by the Center for Serving Leadership, Jeremiah credits the “Upending the Pyramid” principle with transforming his perspective and is committed to equipping others to grow in confidence and purpose through the Serving Leader model.

Ezekiel Ntaki Mbwega, based in Goma, DRC, is a pastor, church planter, and regional representative for Mercy Link Foundation Africa. Since 1994, he has led children’s and youth ministries, trained Bible club leaders, and overseen Sunday schools. Ordained in 2010, he holds multiple theology diplomas and also works as a farmer and livestock breeder. Trained by the Center for Serving Leadership, Ezekiel now equips servant leaders to build stronger teams, plant churches, and leave lasting community legacies.

Christine Karanja Mutua, based in Nairobi, Kenya, serves as a Lecturer at Daystar University. A devoted wife and mother of three young adults, she is passionate about continuous self-development and empowering others to grow. Her experience with the Center for Serving Leadership has transformed her understanding of leadership, particularly in shaping organizational culture through practical, actionable insights that immediately improved her leadership. Christine is deeply committed to training others in the Serving Leader Model, equipping them to lead with humility and purpose. She envisions a culture where serving leadership becomes the norm, fostering greater collaboration and meaningful progress.

Daniel Muvengi, based in Kenya with his wife and three adult children, serves as a lay leader in his local church and is passionate about discipleship and leadership development. With 30 years in international development and 15 years in senior leadership, he has trained, coached, and mentored leaders while gaining expertise in strategy, rural development, administration, and HR management. Daniel is committed to passing on the Serving Leader model to equip leaders in Kenya and beyond.

Zandra Narinoi Nchoko lives in Kenya where she serves as a community leader and a government official. Her vision is to impact the next generation with knowledge and self realization. She appreciates the CSL training she experienced and after her certification she says, “My vision is to use the knowledge I have gained from CSL to train the groups I lead to bring change to our society.”

Jean Bosco Nduwimana, based in Burundi, is a professional translator and interpreter, and founder of small enterprises and local nonprofits. Married with three children, he credits the Center for Serving Leadership with transforming his leadership approach. Passionate about community development, Jean equips individuals to reach their leadership potential and pursue excellence using the Serving Leader Model, fostering practical, servant-hearted leadership in today’s changing world.

Dr. Keneni Gutema Negeri, based in Ethiopia with his wife and three children, holds dual PhDs in Church Ministry (Servant Leadership) and Public Health. With 20+ years in Pentecostal ministry and academic leadership at Hawassa University, he focuses on church leadership development and strengthening health systems. As a certified Center for Serving Leadership training partner, Dr. Keneni is passionate about equipping leaders locally and globally to transform churches and health systems through the Serving Leader Model.

Jeremie Niyokwizera, a student at Hope Africa University in Bujumbura, Burundi, is dedicated to training Christian leaders and serving vulnerable communities. Inspired by the Five Actions of Serving Leadership™, he credits the Center for Serving Leadership with profoundly shaping his personal and leadership growth. Married with four children, Jeremie envisions establishing mission centers and hospitals to provide food, healthcare, and compassionate care, while equipping others to lead with purpose, integrity, and biblical strength.

Mercy Njagi, Digital Head of Financial Inclusion at Data Driven FINANCE in Kenya, leads strategic planning and stakeholder engagement to advance digital financial solutions. A graduate student in ethical fintech and inclusive finance, she is passionate about empowerment. Trained by the Center for Serving Leadership, Mercy deepened her commitment to service, integrity, and impact. She is dedicated to equipping leaders to promote financial inclusion and sustainable growth in Africa through the Serving Leader Model.

Jackson Okanya, a community development specialist in Kenya, lives with his wife and two sons and co-founded a farming operation. Center for Serving Leadership training clarified his organization’s vision and values, transforming his approach from authority to service. Inspired by this model, Jackson is committed to growing as a leader and equipping others to lead with humility, purpose, and servant-hearted leadership.

Bishop Simon Onyango of Uganda, married to Alice with one son and four grandchildren, has led remarkable church growth since becoming the first bishop in 2019, expanding congregations in Uganda and South Sudan. A seminary graduate and former teacher, he credits the WSL Serving Leader Cohort with strengthening his ministry and community leadership. Now a WSL training partner, he is committed to equipping others to embrace and apply the Serving Leader model for lasting impact.

Anne is a devoted follower of Christ who works with Old Mutual Life Insurance Company and is passionate about missions and guiding others to Him. Trained in the Five Actions of Serving Leadership, she applies biblical principles to shape culture, strategy, and success. Her experience with the Center for Serving Leadership deepened her ability to define mission, vision, and values. Anne now equips other leaders to serve with clarity, purpose, and faith.

Julius Sankok, based in Nairobi, Kenya, is an IT professional with 25+ years’ experience and credentials including a Bachelor’s in IT and a Data Analytics diploma from Harvard Business School. Serving with Compassion International Kenya, he is active in church and community leadership. A committed Christian, Julius embraces the Serving Leader Model, deepening his understanding of servant leadership. He is passionate about raising humble, courageous leaders to create a world guided by godly values and effective service.

Nathanael Thorne, an American living in The Gambia with his wife Krystle and two children, empowers people and organizations to align purpose with global needs. Holding a BA in Leadership & Organizational Management and a Certificate in Pastoral Ministry from Eastern Mennonite University, he has led in both for-profit and nonprofit sectors, including workforce development. Inspired by the Center for Serving Leadership’s Five Actions, Nathanael trains others to create lasting positive impact in their organizations.

Dr. Naomi is a seasoned Kenyan educationist with extensive experience in teaching, training, and educational administration. She has served in diverse leadership roles, contributing to curriculum implementation, capacity building, policy development, and mentoring professionals across the education sector. A committed scholar-practitioner and born-again Christian, she integrates faith, values, and character formation into her work. Inspired by the Centre for Serving Leadership course, she is passionate about promoting serving leadership as a transformative model for organizational success and is dedicated to shaping future leaders, educators, and change agents.

Benson M. Waema is a Kenyan pastor, lecturer, and high school leadership coach dedicated to mentoring and developing leaders. He holds a Diploma in Christian Ministries, a Bachelor of Theology, and a Master’s in Leadership. In 2008, he founded the High School Prefects Empowerment Program, through which he has trained over 3,675 students across several Kenyan counties. Benson also equips pastors, church leaders, and educators, lecturing at Daystar University and International Leadership University. Shaped by the Centre for Serving Leadership, he champions lifelong learning, transformational leadership, and a teachable spirit as essential to effective leadership.

Rev. Paul Koikai is a seasoned priest in the Anglican Church of Kenya with over 20 years of experience in God’s work. He is also a committed community facilitator, dedicated to uplifting lives through faith, service, and social engagement. Rev. Paul is married to Hellen, and together they are blessed with five children. His ministry is marked by deep spiritual leadership, compassion, and a heart for empowering communities both within and beyond the church.

Wycliff lives in Kenya in a small village center called Songhor, he is married and has one daughter. He is the first born out of six siblings. Currently Wycliff is managing a poultry farm Awiko Poultry Farm. At the church where im passionate to serve I have two responsibilities one being church secretary where I check on church programs and ensure everyone one is updated on chuch growth and development and the other being national youth coordinator where I coordinate youth across the churches and work together with respective leaders to make sure the youth is attached to church and be responsible young people who can serve as well.

Francisca lives in Kenya. She is married with two children. She works for KEDHAP Foundation as the female empowerment and education coordinator. Francisca is a member of the Kenya Mennonite church where she serves as the treasurer at the CCC level. She completed form four but was not able to proceed to tertiary education but has gained significant practical experience through professional roles and short courses.

Moses is a social scientist having pursued Bachelors in Sociology and Literature majors. The two disciplines have prepared him to study society and its phenomena. He graduated and started at Nashulai Maasai Conservancy as an intern in the year 2023 courtesy of ‘’Environmental Sociology’’ and ‘’Community Development’’ disciplines under Sociology. After his exemplary work as an intern, he was absorbed by the organization. Apart from environmental work, he also lectures ‘’Fundamentals of Leadership’’, ‘’First Aid’’ and ‘’Ethics and Human Relations’’ in Nashulai Maasai conservancy College. Moses advocates for conservation of wildlife and ecosystem and community development.

Moses is 25 years old and a second born. He is self-driven, outgoing and a team player. He got into the real exposure with WSL on leadership in the society and organizations. It has been a session like no other where a kind of leadership trained is equipped to solving societal issues. Moses is now able to implement the serving leadership model in his organization by upending the pyramid and advocating for ‘’how each and everyone’s roles matters in the organization. His vision is to become a leader in my community, working towards community empowerment and sustainability, in the fields of environmental conservation, livelihoods, and gender justice.

Elizabeth Kimani lives in Kenya and is an accomplished Finance and Business Leader with over 15 years of senior management experience in Human Resources, Internal Audit, Risk Management, and Finance. She currently serves as Head of Human Resources and Administration in a leading cement manufacturing company, where she drives people and culture strategy to align talent with organizational objectives.

Elizabeth is married and a mother of two beautiful daughters, with a strong commitment to family and community. She has been described as a results-oriented, values-driven leader who believes in empowering teams and building sustainable organizational cultures.

Her experience with World Serving Leaders has been deeply impactful, equipping her with practical tools to lead with humility, courage, and service.

Her vision is to share the Serving Leader Model with emerging and experienced leaders alike both at work, church and in the community, inspiring them to embrace servant leadership as a pathway to sustainable organizational success and societal transformation. She is passionate about training others to lead with purpose, accountability, and care for people, creating environments where both individuals and organizations thrive

Musa Leparan Kiseer is a dedicated conservationist and community development practitioner with experience in rangeland management, environmental conservation, and sustainable agriculture. Currently serving as a Rangelands Officer at Nashulai Conservancy and a Tutor at Nashulai Cultural Center (2024–present), he has contributed to empowering local communities through conservation education, sustainable land use practices, and cultural preservation. Musa has been actively engaged in community-based organizations, including the founding and strategic planning of Enoongishu CBO, which focuses on environmental conservation, agriculture, and community empowerment. With a strong passion for biodiversity protection and community resilience, he continues to champion projects that promote sustainability, unity, and long-term community well-being.

Veronicah Tentere is a Community Development and Social Worker, currently on Internship at East African Portland Cement Company, where she has gained hands-on experience in reception, marketing, and community engagement. She comes from a close-knit family and treasures time with loved ones. Guided by her faith and commitment to personal growth, she enjoys exploring new ideas, encouraging others, and finding ways to make a positive difference in her community.

Her experience with World Serving Leaders has been both inspiring and lifechanging, equipping her with practical tools to serve with vision, empower others, and raise the bar in leadership. She is passionate about training and motivating others especially the youth and is committed to helping them embrace the Serving Leader Model so they can lead with humility, nurture their strengths, and create lasting impact in society.

Mark Lari Letoluo lives in Narok, Kenya. He serves as a Senior Technical Trainer and Dean of Students at Chepalungu Technical Training Institute. Mark is also the CEO and Founder of Emanyatta Cultural Center and Manyatta Cultural Impact Center Community-Based Organization and the Maasai Cultural Ambassador, recognized nationally and internationally as a State Hero for championing Maasai culture, peace, and youth empowerment. He is a family man, married with two children, committed to mentoring young people and uplifting communities through education, culture, and sustainable development initiatives.

His experience with the Center for Serving Leadership has been transformational, shaping his perspective on servant leadership and strengthening his role as a cultural ambassador and trainer. Mark’s vision is to inspire and equip future leaders with the Serving Leader Model, empowering them to create impact in their communities through humility, service, and cultural pride.

Agnes was born and raised in Narok County, after completing high school education, she moved to Kajiado County and this has been her home up to date. She’s married with 2 children. Agnes is core founder and director at sidai school magadi, ewuaso river lodge and sidai dairy farm.  Due to her enthusiasm in fashion and designs,  She founded sidai designs, a company that creates and sells African apparel decorated with beadwork. Agnes has a track record in leading community development strategy in the area of women empowerment and capacity building, education, training, child welfare projects, sustainable human development, conflict management and social entrepreneurship.

Agnes has a hands on experience in engagement skills, capacity building, mobilization, and coordination. As the director of different companies, she offers advisory services, supervision, mentorship, guidance and counselling, and follow up for school going girls. She’s a graduate of catholic university of eastern Africa, with a BA in development studies and an MBA in business administration. She has over 10 years of experience having worked with (SORALO ) South Rift Association of Land owners, Third World Tech, and World Vision, before moving on to  Establish her own businesses.

Anyanime Umoren is a devoted husband to Dr. (Mrs.) Uzoma Umoren and a proud father of five wonderful children: Nsinsi, Ima-mfon, EkikereAbasi, Toro, and Abasikede. He resides in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, in the vibrant Niger Delta region of Nigeria. As a computer scientist by training, have taken an early retirement from Shell development Oil&gas company Nigeria as an ICT Team leader in 2019 to follow his dream of building Disciples and Healthy leaders ,   Anyanime has channeled his passion into creating meaningful impact and leaders development. He is a pioneer Country Director  Leadersource , Nigeria .  He is the visionary founder of Generous Spring Capacity Building Initiative, a transformative movement dedicated to raising and equipping 6 million generous disciples and servant leaders in Nigeria.

Anyanime serves with distinction in various capacities:

• Leadership and Capacity Building Coach with the Mennonite Church, Nigeria
• Nigeria country Leader Compass Financial Ministry (USA)
• Faith-Driven Entrepreneur (FDE) Ambassador
• Course Moderator/Facilitator with Global Trust Partners (GTP) – USA
• Country catalyst Generosity Path Africa
• Country Partner, Generous Church USA\
• Alumnus , Institute for National Transformation of Nigeria ( INT)

His life’s mission is to ignite a movement of servant leadership, empowering families, churches, businesses, and communities to serve faithfully and address governance challenges in Nigeria and Africa. A pivotal encounter with world  serving  leader,  Nelson Okanya at the Mennonite World Conference in Germany was a turning point, reshaping his understanding of leadership and reordering his priorities.

Spending  the past seven months with world serving Leaders  (WSL), Anyanime has witnessed profound transformation in his family, team, and spheres of influence. He is deeply passionate about sharing this life-changing training with every Nigerian family, church, business, and the nation at large.

Moses Osagiede is a dedicated missionary and faculty member in leadership studies at International Leadership University in Kenya, with a passion for serving others. As a husband and father, he values family above all else. With experience in leadership development, Moses has worked with organizations to empower individuals and teams. He has seen firsthand the impact of World Serving Leaders on personal and professional growth.

Moses is ardently dedicated to training others in this model, equipping them with the skills and mindsets necessary to effect positive change in their surroundings. He not only imparts knowledge but also actively mentors aspiring leaders, guiding them on their journeys to becoming impactful leaders. His goal is to cultivate a new generation of leaders who prioritize the needs of others, thereby fostering environments that promote sustainability, cooperation, and ultimately, a better world for all.

Lucia Mwongeli Ndetto lives in Nairobi, Kenya. She is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA-K) with a specialization in taxation and currently serves as a lecturer at the Kenya School of Revenue Administration. She is also a certified professional mediator and a Trainer of Trainers (ToT) for mediators. With over leadership roles in customs and tax administration. She is a dedicated single mother of three adult daughters and a proud grandmother of one granddaughter. Her experience with World Serving Leaders has strengthened her commitment to servant leadership and personal growth. She is passionate about empowering others through the Serving Leader Model, promoting ethical leadership, empathy, and community transformation.

Mercy is a Kenyan citizen who has served at East African Portland Cement PLC for the past 13 years in various positions within the Human Resources field. She is married and blessed with two handsome and highly favored boys.

Mercy began the World Serving Leader Training on 3rd September 2025, and it has been one of the most impactful programs in her life. The training has transformed her perspective on leadership, equipping her with practical lessons that she continues to apply both in her family and at her workplace. Through this program, she has gained a deeper understanding of the five actions of a serving leader Run to great purpose, Raise the Bar, Blaze the Trail, Build on Strength, and Upend the Pyramid.

One of the most fulfilling aspects of the program has been the continuous support from the trainers, who have remained engaged even after the sessions. This ongoing connection has created a strong sense of belonging, and through it, the participants have formed a close-knit family that continues to encourage, uplift, and grow together.

Her passion is to develop leaders who serve first, lead with purpose, and inspire transformation in others through the principles of the Serving Leader Model.

Claudiah teaches food and beverage service as well as front office management at Nashulai cultural training center and is a result oriented person motivated by leadership and positive personalities Brought up in a family of nine being the second last child. She has lots of theories in place focusing on leadership is impressed by the Serving Leadership model where leadership is meant for serving.

Phillips Katutu serves as the senior pastor at Destiny Life Church in Nairobi Kenya. He is a passionate minister, leadership coach and trainer with over 25 years’ experience in both ministry and corporate settings. He is also a certified peace and conflict mediator and has been instrumental in coordinating peace workshops in conflicting communities. He is married to Jacinta and together blessed with three wonderful daughters. He holds a Masters in Peace and International Studies, Bachelors of Arts in Biblical Studies and a Diploma in Community Development.

He is highly passionate about World Serving Leaders, and loves to team up with other like-minded global leaders to grow the network through equipping more serving leaders. Being part of World serving leaders is a great opportunity to grow and learn with others in a warm, challenging and inspiring environment.

Walter O. Andhoga lives in Nairobi Kenya. He has three children, one son and two daughters all adults. I serve as Pastor in a Pentecostal Church here in Kenya. I also served as a General Secretary of this Denomination and finished my term in the year 2022.Currently I work as a lecturer at and Director of the Institute of Church Renewal and Leadership (ICRL) at the International Leadership University. I hold a Doctor of Philosophy Degree (PhD) in Leadership and Governance.

Mr. Simion Bartilol is an Analytical Chemist with 20+ years’ experience in nuclear  analytical techniques (XRF, TXRF, ɤ spectroscopy and NAA) in characterization of environmental samples. He holds an M.Sc. in Analytical Chemistry (Kenyatta University) and a Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Radiation Protection (University of Nairobi) and currently works in the Institute of Nuclear Science & Technology at the University of Nairobi.

He recently completed a Serving Leadership Course (Kenya Cohort 2), earning a Train-the-Trainer Certificate under the World Serving Leader Model. He is passionate about developing others using The Five Actions of Serving Leadership so that they may serve with integrity, purpose, and compassion. Simion is a devoted family man, married and blessed with three children.

Dr. Tukundane Benson is a distinguished academic leader, researcher, and educator with over 17 years of experience in higher education across East and West Africa. He currently serves as Dean of the College of Business and Administration at William V.S. Tubman University. Holding a PhD in Management Science (Business Management, Finance & Accounting) from Kampala International University, where he also earned his MBA and Bachelor’s degree, Dr. Benson has held senior leadership roles including Director Academic Affairs and Deputy Director of Higher Degrees and Research. He has also contributed to regional collaboration as adjunct faculty at the University of Kigali. A prolific researcher, his publications address SME development, public procurement, and accountability in public institutions. Widely respected for translating complex frameworks into practical, student-centered learning, Dr. Benson is a passionate advocate for servant leadership, inclusive education, and institutional excellence, inspiring the next generation of ethical business leaders.

Lawrence Coetzee is husband and father who lives in a rural small town in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. He works as a civil servant for the Department of Correctional Services in a youth and juvenile centre. He also is a pastor of their local church and executive secretary of the national church. At work I am also a shop steward or labor relations representative and programs. During this year our local church manage to build a solid church structure with fundraising and our savings, we are also looking forward to get electricity and grow the body of Christ.

My role as international representative of the national church has open up some doors for us like the opportunity to be part of the World Serving Leaders this year, I am very proud to have successfully complete the cohort of the last six months. In my free time I assist my local rugby club with coaching forwards and use my experience to young players who are serious with rugby.

Lucy is a Programme Specialist and trained teacher based in Kajiado County, Kenya, with over 20 years of experience advancing education and health programs across East Africa, including Kenya, Uganda, Somalia, South Sudan, and Tanzania. She is passionate about increasing access to quality education for vulnerable communities through relief, rehabilitation, and development initiatives. Lucy is deeply committed to servant leadership, striving to model Christ-centered leadership within her family and the communities she serves. She is married and a proud mother of three boys. Her experience with World Serving Leaders has further strengthened her leadership journey and commitment to serving others with excellence.

James Odero lives in Kenya and is an internal audit and governance professional with extensive experience in public sector accountability, risk assurance, and organizational leadership. He serves in senior audit leadership roles while also engaging in research, teaching, and practitioner-oriented writing on governance and leadership.

James is married and lives with his family in Kenya, where he balances professional work with mentoring, community involvement, and faith-based leadership development. James has participated in the World Serving Leaders program, where he has found the Serving Leader Model to be practical, reflective, and transformative for both personal leadership and organizational culture. He is passionate about equipping leaders to lead with humility, purpose, and results, and is committed to training others to apply the Serving Leader Model in institutions, communities, and everyday leadership contexts.

Makena D Mwobobia, she is a Kenyan and lives in Meru, Kenya. Makena has over 20 years of experience in development and social work, specializing in programme development, leadership, and capacity-building of organizations and people. She has worked at various levels; project management, management and leadership with four international organizations and has undertaken assignments in Ethiopia, Nepal, Nigeria, India, South Sudan, Tanzania, Mozambique and Sweden. She has been a board member of several local and international organizations.

Makena is a mentor to many women, both young and old. Currently she is a consultant. Makena is a born-again Christian. She is married, a mother of five and a grandmother of six. Her experience with the World Serving Leaders affirmed that transformative leadership begins with self-awareness, a commitment to serving others with intention and being impactful. Her vision is to train leaders using the Serving Leader Model to raise ethical, people-centered leadership that empowers others to thrive.

Grace Wambui Mamithi lives in Kenya and currently works at a cyber café, where she supports daily business operations, customer service, and digital services. She is a trained Accountant with experience in financial management, administration, and organizational operations, having previously served in corporate, ministry, and public sector environments. Her professional background reflects strong financial stewardship, accountability, and operational support. Grace is single, she values family and believes that strong relationships are foundational to personal growth and healthy communities. She has been trained and certified through World Serving Leaders, gaining practical insight into the Serving Leader Model and its application in leadership and organizational transformation. Grace is passionate about servant leadership and believes in leadership grounded in integrity, humility, and service to others. As a certified World Serving Leaders Training Partner, she is committed to equipping leaders with practical tools that inspire transformation in individuals, teams, and communities.

Jackson Saruni Sayagie is a Kenyan entrepreneur from Narok County. He is married and a proud father of three children. He holds a degree in Business Administration and is a certified Monitoring and Evaluation professional. Jackson runs a successful town-based business, Maasai Fashions Outfits Store, employing over 12 staff members.
He is a committed Christian with a strong passion for servant leadership and community transformation. Through WSL training, he has been equipped with practical leadership skills and a clearer sense of purpose in both personal and professional life. The training strengthened his capacity to lead with vision, accountability, and service. Jackson is passionate about sharing the rich experience gained from WSL by training and mentoring others, particularly local church leaders, using the five actions toward growing the church and strengthening effective, values-driven leadership.

Prince Ubi Etim-Ikpi is a preacher of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the Lead Pastor of GoodNews of Christ Rescue Arena, based in Calabar, Nigeria. He is an indigene of Yakurr Local Government Area and is devoted to ministry, leadership development, and community impact. Prince is married to his wife, Beatrice, and they are blessed with children.

Prince was introduced to World Serving Leaders through his leader, Luke Kuepfer, and describes completing both the short and full courses as a deeply transformational experience. He is passionate about raising Serving Leaders across Nigeria, beginning within his local community and ministry, with a vision to equip others to lead through service and Christ-centered leadership.

Bishop Philip Otieno Ojwang lives in Nairobi Kenya -East Africa. He is 52 ‘years old and married to one female wife by the name Rebecah Otieno, who is also pastor. Philip and Rebekah got married in 1997 and has been living together as married couple up to-date. The lord has blessed them with four children. Three sons and a daughter namely, John, Lydia, James and Immanuel. He works as pastor of a local church called Rhema fellowship Mission, together with his wife. He is the visioner of this church with more than 16 branches within Kenya. He is also the chairman of interdenominational pastors’ fellowship called “House of pastors” in mlolongo.

He got saved many years ago and served under a pastor in various departments for many years before he was released to start a ministry. The lord called him through a dream and started his ministry in the year 2003 He has been consistent, faithful, committed to serving the lord despite the challenges. In his ministry/church, he has programs like leadership training school, Tabitha ministry, where he gathers widows and shares the word of God as well as bringing them clothing, and sometimes with food. He is the general Overseer of all 32 pastors from his ministry and also serving leader to all 60 pastors that formed House of pastors’ fellowship.

Philip is called in a fivefold ministry. He is a teacher of the word of God ,trainer, counselor, preacher and a conference speaker .He has the privilege to interact with various serving leaders from sectors .World serving leaders Came at the right time when he really needed it .He promised to be a loyal agent of world serving leadership by sacrificing to spread this void news and to accurately train as many leaders as possible. Shalom