Bishop Simon Ochieng' MacOnyango is the founder and the principal incorporator of Kenya Center For World Evangelism in Eldoret, Kenya East Africa, where he and his wife, Jane, have pastored for over 16 years. Bishop Simon also founded East African School of Ministry as a ministry training arm of KCWE, Inc. His vision of establishing 167 new house churches and equipping them with trained, faithful men by the end of the decade was fulfilled in 2006, exceeding the vision with a total of 150 house churches established around East Africa and in the Southern Sudan.

In December 2007, Kenya Center For World Evangelism and Agape Global Missions Inc. formed a partnership to spread the gospel in Kenya, Africa through preaching the Word, evangelizing, planting churches, etc. Dr. Nelson and Bishop Simon have worked closely together ever since, overseeing the registration of AGM with the Kenyan government and now also in the countries of Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, and the Southern Sudan.

Bishop Simon resides in Eldoret, Kenya East Africa with Jane, his wife of 18 years. They have eight children, four of their own and four orphans they took in on different occasions.

Bishop Simon is the Chairman of the AGM Africa Missions Board. The other members of the Board are: Bishop Kennedy Kombo, First Vice President, AGM Superintendent, Kissi, Kenya; Pastor Jairus Nyongesa, Second Vice President, Head of Uganda Missions; Pastor Miriam Sasabi, Head of Intercessory Prayer Team; Bishop George Sasabi, Planning and Ordination Council, Head of Tanzania Missions; Rev. Andrew Chelimo, Dean, Agape Life School of Ministry; Rev. John Kemei, AGM Pastor; Rev. Abraham Barsekuton Kiboss, AGM Pastor.

Bishop Kombo, age 35, was born and raised in Kissi Kenya. He and his wife, Hellen, have five loving children – three sons and two daughters. He received the Lord as his Savior in 1990. Since then he has received his teaching certificates, and diplomas in Biblical Studies, Pastoral Theology and Pastoral Biblical Counseling from the Fundamental Baptist Bible College. He began his ministry in 2006 winning souls by going door to door. He started a church and later added two more because the Lord was bringing so many into the Kingdom. He joined with AGM in 2006 and was ordained as a Bishop in 2007 by Dr. Nelson in Eldoret. He now has 7 pastors working under AGM Kisii. Bishop Kombo has a special place in his heart concerning the orphans in Kenya. Currently he has 22 orphans under his care. These orphans are placed in the homes of people in his church congregations, and the cost of their care is covered by the generous support of sponsors in the US. Bishop Kombo is the 1st Vice President of the AGM Africa Missions Board in Kenya, under the direction of Bishop Simon Mac Onyango.

Born in Johnsonsville, Monrovia, Liberia in 1949, Amos Gbaa was converted in 1967. He and his wife Mary have been married since 1972. Rev. Gbaa has been an evangelist, youth director, Sunday School teacher and a choir director. He was ordained as a Head Quarters Pastor in 1988. He was also the head of a Literacy Dept. Of the Christian Extension Ministry in Buchanan, Grand Bassa county, Liberia. He also helped to translate the Bible from English to his local language, Bassa. He is a church planter and has planted many churches in Liberia, Ghana, and the US. He and his family have been in the US since 1998, and have been in Johnson City, Tennessee since May 2009. Rev. Gbaa has been appointed as the overseer of several independent churches in Liberia by Dr. Larry K. Nelson under AGM, and on a recent trip there, started three more churches. He will continue to travel back and forth to Liberia to oversee the work there.

Our associate was born into a Christian family. His grandparents were missionaries and his parents were strong Christians as well, so he has a firm Christian foundation. He has been active in local church ministry, Bible camps, and other activities since his youth. It was during his youth that he felt the call of God to serve Him as a full time minister. He received his theological training and has been working in the ministry ever since. We are very pleased to be working with him.

John Williams is from England. He answered God's call and enlisted in His Army in 1984. In 1989, he answered the call to leave his home for America, where he met and married his wife, Pat. The next 5 years of their lives were spent on the mission fields of Germany, Shetland Island, and Loch Ness, Scotland. They were invited to return to America to work with AGM in 1996. After a period of time working with other ministries, John returned to work with AGM in 2010, ready to serve on any national or overseas mission. He operates in the office of a prophet, first to the body of Christ and then to the nations. He is willing and ready to assist any member of the body of Christ, any location, any time. Amos 3:7. He may be contacted personally by phone 423-782-0683, or leave a message on Skype at chipshot2700, or by email at john_williams@agapeglobalmissions.org.

Born in 1951, Patrick became a truck driver as a teen and has worked as a driver, transport officer, and a transport manager until 2000 when he went full time into the ministry. Pastor Kasyanju has worked in past years as an interpreter for mission teams sent there by AGM. His heart is to do evangelism, plant churches, and care for the many orphans, widows and street children there in Tanzania. There is an open field there for practicing love in action.

Joe Olinger is a power lifter and gives glory to God for his accomplishments. Joe had a learning disorder and was picked on by others growing up. Joe began practicing martial arts and at the age of 14 he became the youngest black belt in his style. The Lord spared Joe's life during a difficult time and Joe turned his life over to Christ. He felt the Lord calling him to become a "power" lifter and today gives God the glory through his "Point of Break" ministry. Joe is part of an international outreach to the youth of the nations. His ministry consists of using physical demonstrations such as breaking bricks, tearing phone books in half, and bending steel bars to get the attention of young people and motivate them to be the best they can be. The feats he performs instantly gains their attention and Joe is able to minister on a level that the youth can relate to. He is part of AGM and Agape Life Christian Fellowship and has traveled to Mexico as part of a prison outreach program. Joe currently lives in Wise, Virginia.

Gene and Sherry May are associated with AGM and Gene is on the board of directors of Agape Life Christian Fellowship. Gene and Sherry have been in ministry for more than 40 years. Gene is the founder of Eagles Wings Inc. and has several radio programs all over the world. Their ministry has taken them to many parts of the world such as Africa, Europe, all of the Americas, and Canada. They are recognized for their apostolic, prophetic, teaching, and music ministry. They reside in Tampa Florida and have three grown children.