The vision of Global Mobilization Ministries is to Empower Africans to Evangelize and Holistically Disciple Unreached People Groups. Beginning from Uganda, we seek to mobilize the Church to bless the nations.

The Anglican Archbishop of Uganda, the Most Rev. Henry Luke Orombi, issued the following challenges in his Charge to the Church of Uganda at his enthronement.  We believe that Global Mobilization Ministries will be a strategic partner in helping the Church of Uganda live into this vision.

Archbishop Henry said,

“We need to recapture our missionary calling championed by Apollo Kivebulaya, the great missionary to the Congo, a vision later shared by the late Bishop Festo Kivengere. He was one of many I greatly admired and I try to emulate.

“We also can teach the Global Church passionate proclamation of the Gospel and Practical Faith.  This Church pledges to stand firm on the Apostolic Faith where many Churches today lack confidence in the power of Jesus, which we take for granted here. Please humbly learn from us.  At this time in the Anglican Communion, we are willing to take the leadership role to demonstrate that JESUS IS ALIVE.”

Staff

Cindy.  Cindy is the US-based Administrator for GMM.  She is a former banker who also worked more than ten years as the Administrator at her church in Southern California.  She has served on their missions committee, and is also a member of the Board of Directors for SOMA/USA.  She has been on many short-term mission trips, including Uganda, and is passionate about God’s mission in the world. 

Board of Directors

Marthe.  Marthe is President of GMM's Board of Directors.  She lives in Texas and works in her church's Mission Department. After Marthe was widowed, she began doctoral work in Intercultural Educational Development and was awarded a PhD in 2008. In 2005 she spent six months in Uganda, conducting research for her dissertation.  She has served on many Boards for non-profit organizations, loves the Lord, and has a passion for mission.

Eddie.Eddie is Senior Professor of Church Growth at Fuller Theological Seminary and works within the Brehm Center for Worship, Theology and the Arts with a special interest in the missional church in relation to cultural transitions. He lives in Pasadena with his wife Renee. They have four chldren and 7–soon to be 8– grandchildren. He has taught courses and seminars in many parts of the world. But now prefers for people to come to him! He has written numerous books on church growth, nominality, and current trends in the church. He relaxes painting in water colors, model railways and entertaining the grandchildren.

Ginny.  Ginny lives in Kansas City and has been involved in her local church for more than 40 years. She is married to Guy, a retired businessman, and they have two children and four grandchildren.  Together they have been involved in the governance of their church, led multiple home group Bible studies, and have been tirelessly involved in many different aspects of local and international mission work.  She loves the Lord and can’t wait to make her first trip to Uganda and East Africa.

Pauline.  Pauline is the Secretary of the Board for GMM.  She worships in Fairfax, Virginia, where she serves on the missions' committee of her church.  She retired from her career with the federal government as a computer software developer.  Retirement has afforded her the opportunity to pursue her passion for extending the Kingdom of God through focus on missions in Uganda and East Africa.

Garry.  Garry is the Treasurer for GMM. After retiring as an Air Force flag officer, Garry served in full-time ministry in his church until his second retirement. He and his wife, Helen, live in San Antonio where they have been active in world mission and have visited Uganda many times. They have two children and four grandchildren. Garry has served on Boards for many organizations, and has received awards for leadership in a variety of fields.