Ibrahim & Diane Omondi on Kenya: Changing a Nation

Episode 27 • December 15, 2021 • 00:37:59
Ibrahim & Diane Omondi on Kenya: Changing a Nation
Larry Kreider Leadership Podcast
Ibrahim & Diane Omondi on Kenya: Changing a Nation

Dec 15 2021 | 00:37:59

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Show Notes

Ibrahim and Diane Omondi, the apostolic leaders of DOVE Africa, join us from Nairobi, Kenya, to share about their journeys as church planters, missionaries, and leaders. The Omondis and Larry Kreider discuss the importance of forming connections, the East African Revival movement, and Springs of Africa, their non-profit.

Ibrahim and Diane Omondi serve as DOVE International Apostolic Council members and have ministered together in Kenya since 1984. Diane trains early childhood education teachers and has written numerous books for young children. Ibrahim is a trained journalist who was also a delegate to the National Constitutional Congress, which worked on re-writing the Kenyan constitution. Together, they oversee DOVE Missions Africa, supporting Kenyan and Ugandan missionaries.

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