Background story about Rwanda genocide

 During the genocide, most people went to seek refuge in the church hoping that they would be safe. Unfortunately, they were attacked and killed inside the church, turning the church into a graveyard. There are several graveyards in Rwanda , majority of them were churches prior to the attacks.  The genocide left a lot of memories for the people of Rwanda, memories that are still in people's minds that they live to tell future generations.

​Rwanda is a landlocked country surrounded by Uganda in the north, Tanzania in the east, Burundi in the south, and Zaire to its west and northwest.
Rwanda does not  have any cash crops nor minerals as such. It’s a small country compared to Kenya and has a population of 11 million people with two main tribes, The Hutus and Tutsis. The two tribes were at war during the genocide.
​At the moment, Rwanda has stabilized with good security, good roads and sufficient water supply. Its very attractive for investors even though the gap between the rich and the poor is big and still widening.

The people of Rwanda are serious about spiritual matters more than leadership matters. Nonetheless, they are hungry for the word and thirsty for spiritual direction. I'm amazed at what God has placed in my life because it is needed all over East Africa and beyond.  Rwanda being a member of East Africa community, we did not require a visa to enter into the country nor make any payments. Their is a lot of trade between Kenya and Rwanda sanctioned by the two government ,and hence, a cordial relationship where Rwandese take Kenyans as their big brother.

CONGO LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT SEMINARS FOR WOMEN

Together with PIPES International, www.pipesinternational.org, our team visited DR Congo and conducted several leadership training seminars for different groups of people. The turn out was awesome and the training was a success.  The picture above shows a group of women during a training session.