What begins with one faithful leader can ripple outward—empowering others, transforming communities, and impacting generations for the sake of the gospel.
This is exactly what we see happening through Pastor Wilson Momboshi and the work at Kankere Baptist Association. Through years of intentional mentorship with Michael Parker, Wilson has been equipped, encouraged, and empowered to live out discipleship not just as a calling—but as a multiplying movement. What he has received, he is now faithfully passing on.
At Kankere Baptist Association, leaders are being trained and sent with the Good News of Jesus Christ—equipped to proclaim the message of salvation and serve as agents of transformation within their own communities. This is what multiplication looks like. Discipleship is not a program; it is a movement. It is leaders investing in leaders, who then invest in others, shaping generations to come.
Pastor Wilson, thank you for your faithful leadership and for serving as an ambassador for Developing Workers—equipping leaders and transforming generations through discipleship lived out over time.
Wilson recently shared:
“I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for equipping us with the necessary resources to make our work easier. Your support has been invaluable, and we are truly blessed to have you partnering with us. As we labor in the Lord’s vineyard, we acknowledge that the land is ripe for harvest, but the laborers are few. We pray that God will send more workers to join us in this great mission, to reap the harvest, and to proclaim His glory to all nations. Thank you again for your kindness, generosity, and commitment to the work of the Lord.”
Stories like this remind us why Developing Workers exists—to walk closely with leaders over time, trusting God to multiply their faithfulness far beyond what we can see.
