About

To create a living metaphor of how an immigrant, under-resourced, and often exploited community can come to life when engaged by the selfless followers of Jesus.

Engaging Linda Vista to reach the nations for Jesus.

Relocation (John 1:14)

Redistribution (Leviticus 25)

Reconciliation (2 Cor. 5:18)

Sovereignty of God

Lordship of Jesus

Authority of Scripture

I am an immigrant from Malawi, South East Africa. I was born and raised there and moved to the United States for college when I was 21.  I am a former professional soccer player and former member of the Malawi National Team. I have a degree in biblical studies and a Masters in Public Administration. I am married to my ministry partner in crime Melissa and together we have 3 children- Zarra Freedom, Theophilus Mandela, and Israel Noelle.

I was born a troublemaker and spent most of my life in the Bay Area.  After I found Jesus at the age of 19, He began to channel that same troublemaking spirit into good fights- for the sake of His kingdom, and on behalf of those who cannot fight for themselves.  Initially, that is what drew myself and my bride of 14 years, Noelle, to Ebenezer as a church: that our faith community would revolve around following Jesus in serving our community and specifically the less fortunate.  So this past February, after 14 years of pastoring up in the Bay, our family (Eva, Silas, and Myka) packed up our stuff and began this whole adventure.  Along the way the Lord continues to humble us with His goodness, as well as to give us good fights to be a part of.