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    The apprenticeship programme iServe Africa’s key strategy and flagship programme is a leadership development year for fresh graduates that applies apprenticeship as a model of training for life and ministry with the goal of helping young Christian men and women to develop a deeper understanding of and commitment to the gospel, mission and ministry through placements in a local church, mission agency or other Christian organization. The programme seeks to give young graduates opportunities of…

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ABOUT iServe Africa

Leadership and Governance

iServe Africa is led by a board of directors who make policy and give oversight to the work. The board meets 4 -6 times a year and is made up of 7 members drawn from a wide spectrum of the society. The daily affairs of iSA are headed by an executive director who is appointed by the board and sits as an ex officio member of all board committee meetings. Currently Harrison Mungai…

Background

iServe Africa began in 2007 after Harrison spent two years in the UK as a ministry apprentice in Reading and Sussex. Through observation of the UK church landscape, training and the personal mentoring he received, he became strongly convinced that the African church is in great need of gospel workers. After prayer and wide consultations with leaders both in Kenya and in the UK, the idea solidified and he felt…

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Excellent Opportunity for Young People to serve
Graduates Apprenticeship Programme

The programme seeks to give young graduates opportunities of involvement in Christian ministry while supplementing the ministry of a local church and often contributing to their career development.

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EX-CANDIDATES ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
TRANSFORMD DISCIPLESHIP PROGRAMME

This programme is interested in transforming the lives of high school leavers between the age of 18-21yrs of age into Christ-centered individuals. It is our hope that after they have stayed with us for a period of 6 months they will move into the next stage as well trained, equipped and mentored to face life.

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UTUMISHI

Utumishi Course is a one-year Bible handling course aimed at equipping gospel workers with skills for faithful gospel work in their different ministry occupations.

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Thanksgiving and Commissioning

Thanksgiving and Commissioning

January 14, 2021January 14, 2021 wakhungumel

Happy new year! We are grateful to God for another team of 42 apprentices that we commissioned to go out after their term of service in ministry. On the same day, we received and commissioned 22 more apprentices who have already begun their service in different placements across the country. Join us as we pray for them that God shall use them in the various placements.

The Three Servant Girls

The Three Servant Girls

December 21, 2020December 21, 2020 wakhungumel

They came back from Tana River County last week. I could barely recall them since we only interacted once during their pre-field training at the beginning of the year. They had only just settled in their placement on the eastern part of Kenya when COVID struck and they have been there since – they only made two trips one to report to the station and last week when they came…

Where Did the Good Old Days Go To?

Where Did the Good Old Days Go To?

October 27, 2020October 27, 2020 wakhungumel

Growing up, such phrases as “today’s generation is spoiled”, or “back in the day such things were unheard of” or “Oh! back in our days’ people were much better behaved than now”. The above and many more are very common, especially with the generation of our parents and the generations before them. It is used by those who are older to lament over the new generation’s “increased evil”. Of late,…

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