East Africa Diaspora Community
Our Services
Making A Difference
Pastoral Service
Helping The Community
At East Africa Diaspora Community, we are dedicated to acting as pastors at large for our East African community. We are helping with:
Weddings, births, graduations, funerals
Cultural Adaptation
Academic networking
Athletic participation
Mental health
Disability – childhood and athletic
We are always striving to make a difference, and invite you to learn more and lend your support.
Would you like to support our efforts?
Our Services
Making a difference
Economic Development
Helping The Community
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Develop network to move Diaspora families from low income to middle class viable. I.e. Access DuPage, DuPage County Health, Potential Employers, Non-Profit Organizations.
Advisory Board Member, Africa Global Chamber of Commerce
Explore board membership and start-up of an East African Credit Union
Support Diaspora Development Initiatives by small donations and mobilization. I.e. Kabaka Foundation, Sengo Association
Missionary Empowerment
Preparing both Communities
Prepare Diaspora Communities as missionaries outside of their historic region.
Encourage First Generation Diaspora Church and Fellowship Leaders
Mentor Diaspora Youth with the assumption they like Paul and Daniel will have the physical, intellectual, spiritual, cultural, and relationship skills to cross cultures
Prepare the North American Church to be a missionary receiving church
Write and teach on immigration and mission
Facilitate partnership and infrastructure development and usage
Would you like to support our efforts?
Promote Community Health
Missionary Reflection on Family Migration
In light of conversations to limit the number of family reunification visas in the United States in favor of merit based visas I want to give some missionary reflections on how family migration builds Christian community
" At times we have concluded that our seasons of difficulty are ones in which the Enemy has been granted a season to attack us. At other times we conclude that these seasons of stretching are ones in which the Lord is testing us. Our weakness is displayed. In the process of the struggle, He refines our character and positions us for new opportunities to serve and display His glory."
Dave Jenkins
The 25th Commemoration of the Genocide Against the Tutsi
Kwibuka means ‘to remember’ and describes the annual commemoration of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
This year marks the 25th commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Kwibuka 25 provides an important opportunity to remember the victims of the genocide, preserve its evidence and educate about its history as well as the lessons that Rwanda has learned.
Kwibuka 25 is a time to Remember by honoring the memory of the over one million victims, Unite through the strength and dignity of our nation, and Renew our determination to build a prosperous future for generations to come.
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