Called to the field
In Swahili, Naenda Shambani means “I am going to the field.” It represents an enduring commitment to answer God's calling, obey the Great Commission, and make Jesus Christ known among unreached and underserved communities across the nations.
Here I am, Lord; send me
Anchored by Isaiah 6:8, my personal journey began with a clear conviction to take the Gospel beyond familiar borders. Through pastoral ministry, evangelism, and Christian education, God prepared my heart to serve wherever He directs. My guiding motto remains simple: Naenda Shambani. The goal is never to build personal renown, but to ensure Jesus Christ is known, loved, and worshiped in places that need His grace most.
Reaching unreached communities
The field work centers on holistic discipleship, church planting, and intentional leadership development. By mentoring local Christian workers, establishing healthy churches, and providing solid biblical teaching, we help communities build lasting spiritual foundations. Alongside evangelism, our outreach extends practical care to vulnerable families, refugees, women, and youth through Christian education and compassionate community support.
Partnering for the harvest
Fulfilling this mission requires faithful partners standing together. Whether through dedicated intercession for open doors, protection, and wisdom, or through monthly financial gifts that fund outreach and community development, your partnership makes eternal impact possible. Together, as one body, we can bring hope and transform lives in the harvest field.
“Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us? Then said I, Here am I; send me.”
Isaiah 6:8 (KJV)