Randel Everett, former executive director of the Baptist General Convention of Texas and former pastor of First Baptist Church of Midland, is the founder and President of 21Wilberforce. Randel Everett says, \u201ctheir life story is one of courage, faith and boundless love.\u201d<\/p>\n
Archbishop Kwashi is the Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Jos, Nigeria and General Secretary of GAFCON. He is well known as an evangelist throughout Nigeria, Africa, England, and the United States. Dr. Gloria Kwashi has been Diocesan President of the Mothers\u2019 Union, Women\u2019s Guild and Girls\u2019 Guild, and is the Provincial Trainer for the Mothers\u2019 Union (Church of Nigeria).<\/p>\n
For many years Boko Haram, one of the deadliest terrorist groups in the world, has spawned unrest, displacement, and death in northern Nigeria. The Kwashi\u2019s have not escaped the violence. Their vicarage and church were burned to the ground and they have survived several assassination attempts. In response, the Kwashi\u2019s took in 50 orphans who lost their parents due to the violence. Dr. Gloria Kwashi also founded the Zambiri Outreach and Child Care Centre. The primary and secondary school serves 400 pupils \u2013 all of whom receive free education, free feeding, uniform, and medical care.<\/p>\n
Read it all<\/a>.<\/p>\n Thread 1\/2 “Their life story is one of courage, faith and boundless love.\u201d \u2014 GAFCON (@gafconference) October 1, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n
\nGafcon’s General Secretary, Archbishop Ben Kwashi and his wife Gloria Kwashi were awarded the second annual Frank Wolf International Religious Freedom Award last night. Please join us in congratulating pic.twitter.com\/Fx50TbIX9E<\/a><\/p>\n