He is a Co‑founder of the 4/14 Movement, alongside Dr. Luis Bush. Their shared encounter at Promise Church in New York in 2008 ignited a vision to focus ministry on children aged 4 to 14, recognizing this as a critical window when spiritual receptivity peaks. He held the title of Pastor Emeritus of Promise Church and was instrumental in launching the first Global Summit of the 4/14 Movement in 2009 at that same church.

Rev. Kim, began his pastoral role at the original Full Gospel New York Church, later renamed Promise Church, taking office on September 8, 1977 as its second senior pastor

Over four decades of pastoral leadership at Promise Church shaped it into a vibrant congregation. Though exact current size wasn’t cited directly, one mention notes it grew from 15 original members to approximately 5,000 parishioners today. He served as Executive Presbyter for the Assemblies of God (AG) in the U.S., particularly for language-area and non-resident regions, beginning in 1999. In recognition of his long service, he was honored as an Honorary General Presbyter in 2019 upon retirement from that role. He served as  Adjunct Professor at New York Theological Seminary, affiliated with the Church of God, from 1999 to present

Educational credentials include: Seoul National University, Bachelor’s in English Education, Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary (Bible and theology), Drew Theological Seminary, STM (Master of Sacred Theology) and Advanced studies at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Charlotte campus—as a Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) candidate.

Under his leadership, Promise Church initiated the Powerhouse Kids ministry, part of the 4/14 discipleship approach. This program includes a broad array of activities—choir, piano, drama, sports, arts, crafts, and more—to engage children holistically in faith formation. This model has even been adopted by other churches and districts, such as the Assemblies of God’s Southwest Hispanic District.

Rev. Kim’s broader vision was articulated in mission gatherings where he described the church’s mission posture as needing to shift from a passive “cruise ship” mentality to the more proactive stance of an “aircraft carrier”—actively advancing the Gospel in strategic engagement with younger generation’s formation

Dr M.O Matlhaope is the Secretary General of the Association of Evangelicals in Africa (AEA), The President of the General Assembly of the Association for Christian Theological Education in Africa (ACTEA), and is The Chancellor of Africa International University (AIU). He hails from Botswana. 

He is the former President of Evangelical Fellowship of Botswana (EFB) 2011-2017). This is umbrella organization of all Evangelical and Pentecostal Churches in the country. 

Co-Founder and first Chairperson of Botswana Network of Christian Church Organization (BONECCO), (2013- 2017). This an umbrella Organization of Council of Churches (BCC) Evangelical and Pentecostal churches (EFB) and Organization of African Instituted Churches (OAIC). 

Lecturer and Adjuct Faculty Member at The Assembly Bible College, handling both BA and Masters Students. This role is still active and handles classes virtually. Ordained Minister with The Pentecostal Protestant Church (PPC).

Rev. Laura Musumba serves as the National Director of OneHope Kenya, where she provides visionary leadership and strategic oversight for the organization’s mission to engage children and youth with God’s Word. She is also the Chairperson of Childnet Tuamke-CBO, an initiative committed to the and holistic development of children and children ministers in Kenya- Convenors of the Africa Children’s Prayer Day an annual event that brings together over 300000 children to pray for their families, community and country.

Rev. Laura is a member of the Children and Teens Commission of the Evangelical Alliance of Kenya (EAK), where she contributes to shaping national conversations and strategies on faith-based engagement with the next generation.

She has been happily married to Rev. Bruno Musumba for the past 18 years. Together, they are blessed with three children: Lindsay (17), Leroy (13), and Louisa (9)

Rev. Beth W. Irungu is a Christian Educator serving with Deliverance Church International Umoja in Nairobi, Kenya.

She is the National Coordinator of the Kingdom Generation Ministry-the Children’s Ministry in Kenya-where she specializes in training both teachers and
children.

Her passion is to raise a Christ-like generation by evangelizing, discipling, and empowering young people with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ.

Rev. Beth holds a Diploma in Christian Education, A Bachelor’s degree in Religious Studies, and a Master’s degree in Christian Education.

Ezekiel Baraza is a born-again Christian, husband to Joy and father to four children.

He has a deep passion and calling to serve the young generation with experience in scripture engagement, integral missions, leadership and organizational development.

He is currently working as the National Director of the Scripture Union of Kenya (SUK). SUK works with the church to make the Good News of God known to Children and Families through holistic and transformative Bible engagement.

Previously Ezekiel served at Fellowship of Christian Unions (FOCUS) Kenya in various positions with his last role being Deputy National Director.

Ezekiel is also serving as member of various Boards including the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK), Evangelical Alliance of Kenya (EAK), and Christian Organizations Research and Advisory Trust of Africa (CORAT Africa).

Ezekiel has a Bsc. Computer Technology from Jomo Kenyatta University of Science and Technology and Masters in Leadership from Pan Africa Christian (PAC) University.

His driving Bible verse is Eph 2:10 – For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them

Rev. David Ewagata is passionate about the next generation. He stands out as one of the longest serving youth ministry practitioners in the Eastern Africa region with over 28 years of experience working directly with youth and training, mentoring, and placing youth workers.

He’s been married to Rose for 25 years and together, they have 3 children.

Rev. Ewagata serves as the Director for Youth Leadership Development at PAC University. He is also the Co-Founder and Director of YHub NetworX- a youth ministry and resource centre and the Lead Pastor of True North Church, both based on USIU drive, Nairobi.

Bella Mburu (Rev)
[M.A. Theology (finalising), M.A. Clinical Psychology, Cert IV Pastoral Leadership in Children’s Ministry, BA Psychology]

Bella is passionate about seeing family lives transformed through discipleship of children and youth in partnership with the adults in their lives.

Bella has been married for 13 years and has 3 children. She has served within the Children’s Ministry at Nairobi Chapel, Ngong Rd for the past 10yrs and leads the children’s pastors within the Nairobi Chapel churches. She currently serves as the Next Generation Pastor in charge of the children, pre-teens, teens and young adults.

She is a champion of mental wellness and inclusion of neurodiverse children within the church, and additionally leads the Enzi (Disability) Ministry at Nairobi Chapel, Ngong Rd.

Her hope is that her existence will contribute towards raising a well discipled generation that loves God, lives out their faith practically and make an impact for Christ in our Nation and the world.

Born in 1963 in Mtwara, Tanzania, he holds a BSc in Mechanical Engineering (1990) and previously worked at the British Embassy in Dar es Salaam as a logistics and HR officer.

Responding to a pastoral calling in 2008, he earned a Bachelor of Religious Education (2011) and a Master’s in Missions (2015). He has served as Associate Pastor in Dar es Salaam and Dodoma, and is currently the Senior Pastor of Dar Calvary Revival Church.

He served as Operations Manager at the Tanzania Assemblies of God (2015–2021) and currently serves as the Protocol and Partnership Coordinator at the TAG National Office.

He is married to Mary, and they have one daughter, Joyce.

Dr. Roseline Olumbe, holds a PhD in Holistic Child Development. She is a Senior Lecturer and the Coordinator of the Institute of Child Development at Daystar University.

She is married to Duncan and they have 3 sons. Roseline serves as a Sunday school teacher in her local church. She has over 20 years of academic teaching, research, curriculum and public policy development.

She partners closely with the State Department for Children’s Welfare Services at the national level, providing technical support for policy development at different levels, including curriculum development.

She is both an editor and a reviewer in different journals at the local and international levels. Her research output is available on this profile link (https://tinyurl.com/y9rkjpgc).