Africa Brethren Youth Conference December 2026 Kenya

11:37 AM - November 2, 2024

After IBCM8 some of the Africa Youth Ambassadors took the initiative to organise an Africa Youth Ambassadors’ Summit to start planning for the first Africa Youth Conference. The Summit was generously sponsored by Echoes of Mercy Mission (EoM) Kenya and held at their site in Kisumu (pictured above) from 4 to 8 October. Youth Ambassadors from 9 countries gathered together with the IBCM Network team and the following country leaders: Moses Omondi (Kenya, host), Mulugeta Ashgare (Ethiopia), Aminadab Mbanzabugabo (Rwanda), Daniel Ochieng (Kenya), Ishmael Ochieng (Kenya), and Moses Kokoyo (Kenya).

Africa Brethren Youth Conference – December 2024 -Nairobi

During the Summit the Africa Brethren Youth Committee was formed and a Declaration was signed. The Committee will now start planning for the first Africa Youth Conference in December 2026 in Kenya, and networking wider across Africa.

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