Buingo Mateene was exposed to DNA in 2003 when he attended three vision conferences. One VC was in Ghana, facilitated by Darrow Miller and Chris Amapadu; the other two, in Togo and Benin, were facilitated by Chris and John Wood.
Buingo is country director for the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Here is the powerful story of DNA’s impact on Buingo’s own life and the difference between knowing it and doing it!
Rev. Dr. Clifton Charles is Senior Pastor of the Worldwide Church of God (known in the U.S. as Grace Communion International) congregations in Barbados and Trinidad & Tobago. He also teaches economics at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, Barbados.
Clifton and his wife, Pearl, planned and hosted DNA vision conferences in Trinidad in 2009 and in Tobago in 2011 which were facilitated by Bob Moffitt and Darrow Miller.
In this brief video about the impact of DNA principles, Clifton Charles relates how a Caribbean church that was once isolated became recognized for its impact on the community.
Steve Chia is a Consultant Civil Engineer in Jos, Nigeria, where he also works for Youth Leadership Development Forum (YLDF) and chairs the Biblical National Transformation Committee.
After serving in leadership in his local church for many years, Steve grew concerned about a trend in lives of the Christians around him.
“When I was growing up, Christians were pretty predictable … If they said something you could depend on them. … Not any more.”
During his search for answers, Steve found two DNA books: Against All Hope: Hope for Africa and Discipling Nations. He read both and started passing out copies to friends.
Although Steve was invited to several Vision Conferences, he was unable to attend any. He first met DNA co-founders Darrow Miller and Bob Moffitt last March when he had the opportunity to attend a global forum in Pretoria.
In this video Steve shares his story about how the message of DNA changed his world, and what he is doing to spread that message in Nigeria.
[youtube.com/watch?v=9QVwr4NALCg]Shun Jinnai serves as co-leader of Friends With The Voiceless, a ministry bringing a message of hope to churches in Japan and around the world. Shun was introduced to DNA in 2005 when he heard Darrow Miller and Bob Moffitt at a Vision Conference in Japan.
“I attended one session especially held for youth. Bob taught us about the Discipline of Love.”
The conference was held in Yokohama, hosted by Japan Food for the Hungry and Japan Cell Church Mission Network.
“Right after the conference, Bob mentored our Kikiya group for a year. His encouragement helped us continue the ministry.”
In this brief video, Shun tells the story of a remarkable movement that has spread all over Japan; a movement that started with the simple act of picking up garbage at a train station.
Nam is a community development practitioner in rural Southeast Asia, working with Food for the Hungry Int’l. He has applied the DNA principles in the creation of an innovative rural church training program that God has used to dramatically transform several communities. This program has become a model for others in the DNA network worldwide.
In this video, Nam shares a heartwarming story of the power of one simple act of love done in the name of Christ.
Rev. Dr. Clifton Charles is Senior Pastor of the Worldwide Church of God (known in the U.S. as Grace Communion International) congregations in Barbados and Trinidad & Tobago. He also teaches economics at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, Barbados.
Clifton and his wife, Pearl, planned and hosted DNA vision conferences in Trinidad in 2009 and in Tobago in 2011 which were facilitated by Bob Moffitt and Darrow Miller.
Clifton and Pearl were married in 1973. They have no children. Pearl travels with him most of the time as an active ministry partner.
In this brief video about the impact of DNA principles, Pearl relates the service of two women who feed hungry school kids out of love for Jesus Christ.
Rev. Dr. Clifton Charles is Senior Pastor of the Worldwide Church of God (known in the U.S. as Grace Communion International) congregations in Barbados and Trinidad & Tobago. He also teaches economics at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, Barbados.
Clifton and his wife, Pearl, planned and hosted DNA vision conferences in Trinidad in 2009 and in Tobago in 2011 which were facilitated by Bob Moffitt and Darrow Miller.
Clifton and Pearl were married in 1973. They have no children. Pearl travels with him most of the time as an active ministry partner.
In this brief video about the impact of DNA principles, Pearl tells what happened when her Trinidad & Tobago church discovered the power of sharing Jesus’ love.
Bonaventure Nvutseneza of Rwanda tells what happened when a church decided to love the local police.
Come & Listen: a chronicle of the DNA global movement 