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Our work in East Africa began in Kenya in 1998. Since 2007, GOD East Africa has its hub in central Uganda. On our 14-acre campus, you'll find a model of sustainability in agriculture and building techniques. Local leaders oversee our initiatives in church planting, youth empowerment (SLAM), leadership development, and primary and secondary education. Our team is well-versed in advocating for the needs of the vulnerable, particularly children.
East Africa
Learn more about how our ministry in East Africa began.
What we do here, is what we do there; This highlighted in our East Africa program efforts.
We believe that building up people is essential.
Check out our Headquarters in Uganda.
In 1998, GOD Intl Founder Gregg Garner was invited to be the musician for a team serving in Western Kenya. It was on that eye-opening, two-month immersion trip, of which Robert Munoz was also in attendance, that Gregg recounts, "If I didn't respond to the needs of the vulnerable women, children and families that I had encountered, then I was in the wrong. So I got very serious about what I was going to do about poverty after that trip."
Our early years in Africa would set precedent for our missiological approaches in all four developing world regions within which our organization serves.
EA History
Our Team
We Are So Blessed To Work With A Competent Team Of Individuals Who Have Given Their Lives To God For Ministry. Learn A Little Bit More About Them Here!
Faith Wells Garden
"Faith Wells Garden," inspired by Nashville's Hopewell Gardens, commemorates a prayerful moment leading to a successful well-drilling in Uganda. This well irrigates our extensive garden, supporting local farmers' livelihoods and feeding many.
Annually, the garden yields over ten thousand pounds of produce and serves as a model for local farmers to learn and enhance their own crop production.
What We Do Here, Is What We Do There
Your contribution makes an impact in the lives of real people, dedicated to being a light in their communities and empowering their neighbors in need.
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On the Blog
Dive in and explore the unique narratives that showcase the impact we're making, one story at a time.
Our 14-acre campus in central Uganda includes campus housing for residents and guests, an outdoor events space, two acres of agricultural production, a community kitchen, and a library and computer lab.
Our East Africa campus features several sustainable building techniques: lime wash, interlocking stablized soil block, eco-toilets, rocket stoves, and more.
EA Headquarters
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