Welcome to the Website of Laban Shitundeni Mwashekele, an Elder Pastor for local Evangelical vision and global Reformed mission at the Evangelical Baptist Church - Monte Christo, Windhoek, Republic of Namibia, from the 30th of June 1995. Pastor Laban Shitundeni Mwashekele has been involved in Mission with Armenian Baptists in Namibia since 1985, and then turned a Calvinist Baptist in 1991/2. He is a graduate of Baptist International Theological Seminary, King William’s Town, Republic of South Africa, where he was trained between 1990 and 1993. He assisted Grace (now Pilgrim) Baptist Church, Katutura, Windhoek in 1994, until he finally incite the idea of starting the “Evangelical Baptist Church” with its seven main ministries, and he is currently engaged with these seven ministries, namely;

 
 
 

 
1.      Monte Christo Mission Ministries
2.     Monte Christo Training Ministries
3.     Monte Christo Research Ministries
4.    Monte Christo Editing Ministries
5.    Monte Christo Face to Face Community Marriage Counseling and Heart to Heart Church Members Consolidating Ministries
6.     Monte Christo Local to Local Reading Material Dishing and Region to Region Resource Distributing Ministries
7.     Monte Christo Praying for Great Awakening and Planning for the Great Visitation of our Great God Ministries
 
1.      Monte Christo Mission Ministries

The “Evangelical Baptist Church” [EBC] - Monte Christo, Windhoek, Republic of Namibia; is born for local Evangelical vision and global Reformed mission, as result, she gave birth to an Evangelical Baptist Mission [EBM], a Monte Christo [Local Church] Mission Ministries; our main Mission’s Task Force. Monte Christo Mission Ministries are meant for

v   Starting other local churches through preaching, teaching and pastoral counseling

v   Discipleing and maturing new converts as means of helping them to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and into church membership.

v   Selecting and training church leaders, and church elders to fulfill and accomplish the great commission which has been entrusted into her hands. She does not only start churches and train all church members, church leaders and church elders to grow into that meant end, but she also

v   Giving financial support to maintain herself, he mission and missionaries in and around her community, country and continent.

v   Constituting mature churches to an autonomous life, and hand them to self supporting, self propagating and self governing independent life of faith.

To EBC - Monte Christo, mission is part of her life, and her life is part of mission. Just as God’s glory is the center of her life, and her life the center of God’s glory, so to her, mission and life are fellow comrades in the battle fighting for God’s glory and man’s soul. She took mission cogently and wholeheartedly. To her mission is all what matter in this life, all other things are but pure pleasure, mission is life and life is mission. 

 
2.     Monte Christo Training Ministries

Monte Christo Baptist Institute [MCBI] is a Monte Christo Local Church Training Ministries of the Evangelical Baptist Church [EBC] and EBC - Monte Christo is fulfilling these Training Ministries in three levels.

1.       Discipleship Training Ministries [Local Level].

2.       Leadership Training Ministries [Regional and National Level].

3.       Elderal/Pastoral Training Ministries [Sub-regional and Continental Level]. To meet her third standard, the church refers her qualified candidates to Sovereign Grace Theological Seminary [SGTS]. SGTS is a Ministry of Sola 5, and Sola 5 is an Association of God-centered Evangelical Churches in Southern Africa. Or to Namibia Ministerial Training Institute [NMTI]. NMTI is an International accredited Institute for high learning, backed by UK and USA Baptist Scholars, recent landed in Namibia.

EBC - Monte Christo is not alone in mission, she belong to a body of people who think like her in Reformed principles, policies and practices. Her aim in training leaders and elders is to equip her members, in all three levels;

v      To be able to handle God’s word with either the right or the left hand, like the mighty warriors who came to David at Ziklag from the tribe of Benjamin [1Chronicles 12:1-2]

v      To know the times and what to do like the wise men of the tribe of Issachar [1Chronicles 12:32), and

v      To her, it is not enough to belong, but she must know how to the handle sword [God’s word] as well as the times, tenths and talents, and be acquainted with what to do with these things.

 
3.     Monte Christo Research Ministries

Reformation of the Foundation of the Namibia Nation [RFNN] is a Monte Christo Local Church Research Ministries, coming habitually as regular Lessons shaping Christ’s people, and molding genuine generations for God. These ministries have been handled at and is sent off from the office of the Evangelical Baptist Researches in Namibia, meant to bring Radical Transformation. It deals mostly with reading, rethinking and writing material to answer crucial and current questions of life and faith in Namibian and African context.  

The are three recent findings, as a result of Monte Christo Research Ministries,

1.       Grace to the Nation, a biblical journal; heading to Reformation, seeking Revival and expecting Renewal of minds and hearts of the Namibian nation.

2.       God’s Generals, a studying, meditating and writing on the lives of those who have gone before us, men “…who through faith subdued kingdoms, wrought righteousness, obtained promises, stopped the mouths of lions, quenched the violence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, out of weakness were made strong, became valiant in fight, turned to flight the armies of the strangers…” [Hebrews 1:33-34].

3.       Great times, great talents and great tithes, a research done and tabled to provoke Africans on the three subjects mentioned, with a purpose to promote time keeping, talent using and tithe giving assignment among the people of God called Africans.  

There are many reasons why we do researches at EBC - Monte Christo; our three main reasons out of many which had been leading us are:

v      Biblical and theological context.

v      Anthropological context [a study of human nature and culture in the context of  a particular society, at a particular time and place or acculturation].

v      Situational and adopted context.

In every grammar, you interpreted every alphabet in the light of its vocabulary, every vocabulary in the light of it sentence, and every sentence in the light of it paragraph, while every paragraph in the light of it book and every book in the light of it subject. This lesson is less grammatical contextualization. Under it we deal more with biblical contextualization, where you have to interpret every Bible word in the context of it passage, every passage in the context of it book and every book in the context of the whole Bible. E.g. the laying on of hands mentioned in 1Timothy 5:22, where we read:

“Do not be hasty in the laying on of hands, nor take part in the sins of others; keep yourself pure.”

Your do not make this a healing text, this is an ordination text, referring to elders ordained in a local church [1Timothy 1:3, 3:1-13, and 5:17fvs]. We do also have anthropological contextualization, where you have to understand every person in the context of his community, every community in the context of its country and every country in the context of its continent. Then you have situational or occasional contextualization like weddings, funerals, birthdays solemn etc. You don’t handle these occasions equivalently. E.g. you don’t cry at weddings or celebrate at funerals, neither are you commanded not to cry or to celebrate. The Bible has commanded us to Rejoice with those who rejoice and weep with those who weep (Romans 12:15)    

 
4.    Monte Christo Editing Ministries

Local Information for regional and national Reformation meant to bring continental and global Transformation is a Monte Christo Local Church Editing Ministries, intended to keep the Namibian nation accountable to God. It is an editing of Sunday morning sermons, and re-preach them at:

1.       Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC). The first editing is a re-corded sermons, broadcasted Sunday mornings in a program called “The Day of Repentance is Today,” program many times followed by questions and answers in another NBC program called “What does the Bible Says” queuing on Sunday Evenings. The evening program is a life program.

2.       Channel Seven Christian Radio on marriage counseling – see our fifth ministries.

3.       Omulunga Radio on variety of messages. So we are multi-active. Unfortunately the language for our Radio Programs is Oshiwambo. We are praying with confidence and great hope to have other doors open for other language programs to serve other people group.

What interest us mostly are biblical influences we input into our nation. Countless phone calls have been coming in from all over the country. People have been asking questions, approaching us for counseling and pastoral care. Remember, this is not pastor Laban’s ministries, but EBC - Monte Christo’s Editing Ministries. How does it work? Well, every person who comes to EBC - Monte Christo with a vision has to hand it over to the Church and become ours. So pastor Laban’s vision and EBC - Monte Christo’s vision have been married for 15 years now, and that marriage of our two visions have been growing massively deep. Every member of EBC - Monte Christo is involved in this marriage in one way or another, direct or indirect. It must make sense to those who wanted to know as to how we ended up with many mission stations all over the country.  

One of the good example, some business women have gone to Rosh-pinah, roundabout 900km from Windhoek in 2005 to sell their goods, then they found our influences (name and ministries’ effect) there, so what happen? They ended up returning to Windhoek, to sought the presence of our Church, when they found her, they gave their lives to God. They were immediately discipled, baptized, trained, then return to Rosh-pinah as member of EBC - Monte Christo. In their arrival, they started teachings other women, few men joined whom later took over the leadership. Now that fellowship has grown into EBC - Mount Tabor, with male leadership leading the church. She is named after Mount Tabor of Judges 4:1fvs.  

 
5.    Monte Christo Face to Face Community Marriage Counseling and Heart to Heart Church Members Consolidating Ministries

Defending a Home - the Foundation of the Nation, and a Church - the Pillar and Foundation of the truth [1Timothy 3:15], is a Monte Christo Face to Face Marriage Counseling and Heart to Heart Church Members Consolidating Ministries: a what therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder. All of our agencies, including marriage counseling and members consolidating, as we said earlier; are face to face mission and heart to heart ministries, rather than head to head manipulations. These biblical teachings about marriage counseling church members consolidating are sometimes broadcasted in Channel 7 Christian Radio twice a week. Such ministries is there to defend a Home - not a house and but a Home; which is the Foundation of the Nation and Church which is the Pillar and Foundation of the truth. We make sure that God’s plan for marriage is safeguarded, and that every Namibian is kept accountable to God. On the ground that God had spoken, and the Bible had sealed God’s unchangeable word with this inscription; “…what therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder…” we make sure that God’s plan for marriage is safeguarded, and that, every Namibian is kept accountable to God. We make sure that, our minds are rekindled with God’s word, and hearts are armed with the life of faith rooted, grounded and established in this great commandment and global consolidation.  

Seriously speaking, nothing hurts a godly man than seeing a home being destroyed by evil. The influences and forces of the world do not only want to over-flood the Church, fortunately she is defended by the presence of her Master Jesus Christ; but these evil forces have drawn the home with none defending it. In African Continent alone:

1.       Men are won with wealth, wine and sophisticated wisdom

2.       Women are won with beauty, beloved though finally betrayed

3.       Children are won with pear pleasure, passion for entertaining and pollution of mind and hearts.

For sure, something must be done. True Christians must stand as instruments in the hands of our holy God to defend the home. Just as Christ have been defending the Church [his bride and kingdom] under the influence of his Head - God the Father. So man must stand to defend the home [his bride and empire] under the influence of his Head - Jesus Christ. It is a pure heresy if men emphasize only sex at the expense of marriage and covenant relationship. Men and here we mean male persons, must be counseled to see the secret behind the God given Institute called Home. He must know that, just as:

v      Adam had paid the price to have Eve taken from his side to be his life-mate

v      Christ - the second Adam, had paid the price to have his bride [the Church] taken from his side and cost him blood and life  

v      Man must pay the price to maintain his God given gift, that precious home [his bride and empire]. 

 
6.     Monte Christo Local to Local Reading Material Dishing and Region to Region Resource Distributing Ministries

Playing a trumpet to alert the nation about the danger of self, sin and Satan is a must, but preparing individual for Mission and Reserved Task Force to defend the elect from such elements is a ministries which EBC - Monte Christo is heading. We believe that, every person has to hear God’s word if possible, to believe it if he is predestined to, and live it if he is ordained for that end (Acts 13:48). We hold to the truth that, every individual who is saved is saved from something into something. He saved:

1.          From self to service

2.          From sin to sanctification

3.          From Satan to savoring his Savior Jesus Christ

We believe that, nothing can move things for God apart from God’s means of grace, nothing can break through to accomplish and bring an unexpected result without God’s ordained arrangement and an unwavering organization. A. W. Tozer is highly helpful in this regard, he said:  “…I am and have been for years much distressed about the tendency to over-organized the Christian community, and I have for that reason had it charged against me that I do not believe in organization. That truth is quite otherwise… He said:

“…The man who would appose all organization in the church must needs be ignorant of the facts of life. Art is organized beauty; music is organized sound; philosophy is organized thought; science is organized knowledge; government is merely society organized. And what is the true church of Christ but organized mystery?… Many church groups have perished from too much organization, even as others from too little. Wise church leaders will watch out for both extremes. A man may die as a result of have too low blood pressure as certainly as from having too high blood pressure, and it matters little which takes him off. He is equally died either way. The important thing in Church organization is to discover the spiritual balance between two extreme and avoid both…”      

No man is worthy to succeed until he is willing to fail. No man is morally worthy of success in religious activities until he is willing that the honor of succeeding should go to another if God so wills. We cannot break through if we fear to organize, timidity to face facts or fear to live a life of faith is a spiritual suicide. In Ecclesiastes 11:1-6 we read:

“ Cast your bread upon the waters, for you will find it after many days. Give a portion to seven, or even to eight, for you know not what disaster may happen on earth. If the clouds are full of rain, they empty themselves on the earth, and if a tree falls to the south or to the north, in the place where the tree falls, there it will lie. He who observes the wind will not sow, and he who regards the clouds will not reap. As you do not know the way the spirit comes to the bones in the womb of a woman with child, so you do not know the work of God who makes everything. In the morning sow your seed, and at evening withhold not your hand, for you do not know which will prosper, this or that, or whether both alike will be good.” For that reasons

EBC - Monte had adopted a habit of dishing material in attempting great things for God. We entangled in local to local reading material dishing and region to region resource distributing ministries. We do not profess to be wealth individuals, the materials and resources we refer are not tens or hundreds of goods. We refers even to one second hand book, as long as it must be a good material, biblical in nature, reformed  in shape, and cultural transforming in action. It must but be well targeted, and well directed. If you were give one bullet to go and hunter, left children striving for food at home, what would you do with that one bullet? You shall not play with it or shut it in the ear for fun, but targeting it to the object, and make sure that you are focused on it before you pull the trigger. We focus on local to local mission and region to region ministries [that refers to

v      Orange River to Kunene, and from

v      Atlantic Ocean to Zambezi; while by country to country as well as from continent to continent we refer to

v      Cape up to Cairo and from

v      Senegal to Somalia].  

....Aiden Wilson Tozer: Tozer on Christian Leadership, A 366 – Day Devotional, Compiled by Ron Eggert, Published by Christian Publication, commanding on July 11

 
7.     Monte Christo Praying for Great Awakening and Planning for the Great Visitation of our Great God Ministries

Every means of grace must be appreciated, we are not unthankful to God for the warmness of his wide open heart, and wonders of his wise operating and engrafting hands. Yet we have a dream to go beyond the what we have and seek something greater then what we are sensing and savoring now. We are not satisfied with what have. We believe that God is having greater grades, high grade than the one we have in the present life and faith. This is why we have added to our ministries the sixth and seventh ministries, the seventh ministries is called Monte Christo praying for great Awakening and planning for the great Visitation of our great God Ministries. Under it

1.       We pray for great Awakenings

2.       We plan for the great Visitation of our great God

3.       We expect great thing from God, and attempt great things for God like William Carey; a model for the transformation of culture and father of modern missions

4.       We approach God as beggars who are desperate for revival, we need a refreshment from the presence of Yahweh.  

5.       We, as watchmen who have been posted in our community, country and continent, shall not give God rest in listening, nor ourselves rest in prayer till he establish his Church [the whole Ecclesia] and make her the centre for praising of his holy name on the entire earth. Isaiah 62:6-12.

We are no longer able to cope with cheap grace, the grace which people who have low view of God have been singing and preaching.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a Lutheran Pastor who died as martyr by the hand of Hitler in April 1945; has left us puzzling when he gave us the dichotomy between “cheap grace” and “costly grace.”

“…Cheap grace Bonhoeffer wrote, “is the grace we bestow on ourselves … grace without discipline … grace without the cross … grace without Jesus, living and incarnate … grace without price … grace without cost … It is a grace sold on the market … the sacrament; the forgiveness of sin; the consolations of religion throw away at cut prices … a justification of sin without the justification of the sinner … forgiveness without repentance … Costly grace is the treasure hidden in the field, for the shake of it a man will gladly go and sell all that he has. It is the pearl of great price to buy which the merchant will sell all his goods [Matthew 13:44-46]. It is the kingly rule of Christ, for whose sake a man will pluck out the eye which causes him to stumble [Matthew 5:29-30] … Costly grace is the gospel which must be sought again and again, the gift which must be asked for, the door at which a man must know … It is costly because it costs a man his life, and it is grace because it gives a man the only true life … it is costly because it condemns sin and grace because it justifies the sinner. Above all. It is costly because it cost God the life of his Son … and what cost God much cannot be cheap for us … [1]

For the above mentioned reasons, we are compiled to investigate the reality of life and faith in African continent, and asked ourselves as to “why does not African continent progress?” massive reports had been given about new development since nineteenth-centuries’ missionaries passion. Yet Africa remain at the some stage and level of life, faith and frustrations. For sure something is need. We need help from God, an intervention from heaven. Die to that, we pray that, God in his grace might visit African continent,  that he might penetrate

v      Our religious atmosphere 

v      Our political platforms

v      Our Educational desks

v      Our social podium

v      Our cultural planet

v      Our Economical empowerment

v      Our moral behavior

Everything in and around Africa must be saved. African themselves [we mean all African, despite colour, gender, age etc]; we must all agree with Richard Dowden, and his view of salvation of Africa, when said

in his book called Africa, Altered States, Ordinary Miracles, referring to critical and problematic people, he said:

“The policies, the aid and development agencies have for Africa are not always bad - they often represent the highest aspirations and idealism of the rest

of the world - but they take no account of the human reality on the ground. From the socialist and statistic models of the 1960s to the free market ideology of the 1980s, the Washington consensus of the 1990 and the aid-driven development of today, there has always been a missing element: “the Africans.”

“Africa, Altered States, Ordinary Miracles, where he said;

“Bob Geldof first experienced Africa in Ethiopia, when he bulled the world into delivering food aid to the starving. Twenty years on, he resurrected that crusade and persuaded Tony Blair to join it. Though he had paid only a fleeting official visit to the continent, Blair proclaimed a “passion for Africa”. He referred to it as a “scar on the conscience of the world”, deeply offending many Africans. His messianic mission to save Africa was reminiscent of the nineteenth-century missionaries passion. That set teeth on edge. It sounded like saving Africa from the Africans… “I hope Africa will recognize their continent and themselves in these pages, but I write chiefly for outsiders, those who have not been to Africa, but would like to know more about it.” Mr. Richard Dowden, as true adopted son of Africa, went on to say;

“From the rainless desert of Namibia to the diminishing snows of Kilimanjaro, from the Sahelian scrublands to the lush tropical forests of the Congo basin, Africa has an extraordinary range of climates, flora and fauna. And it is among African peoples that the greatest diversity occurs. Africa has more than two thousands languages and cultures and, despite the fact that we all share a single African woman as the mother of the human race, there is more human genetic diversity in Africa than in the rest of the human race combined.”

I personal know, that the only solution for African continent is “great Awakening, and great Visitation of our Great God.” Otherwise, people, especially “graduate of western ideology” will continue to take the continent to the market and sell it. [Please read the introduction to my second issue in “Grace to the nation is a biblical journal; heading to Reformation, seeking Revival, and expecting Renewal of minds and hearts of the Namibian nation.” It is posted on my research pages for July - September 2010 on the subject “the supremacy and excellencies of Jesus Christ over the entire Church - Ecclesia”

As stated earlier, all these ministries are but meant to keep the Namibian nation accountable to our holy, transcended and the only wise God. All of us must tremble before his holy Word. We believe - as a Local Church that, every nation need its own Jehoiada … to maintain it young kings like Joash … to mold it remnant like that of Judah, and shape it generation like that of Jerusalem … [2Chronicles 22:1fvs and 23:1—24:1-3, 15-22]. We are called to keep each other accountable for God’s glory and godly nations, and to maintain local Evangelical visions and global Reformed mission. Ours must be a call to mold Christ’s people and assignment to shape an authentic generation for God. We need a people in this life that have a high view of God. Our home, church and our state in Namibia, Africa and the world at large need a people who have a workable worldview: we need people who have 

*       A high view of God’s sovereignty over the whole creation.

*       A high view of Christ’s supremacy over the entire Church

*       A high view of the Holy Spirit’s saving power and securing presence over the precious souls of the elect.

 

We need age bands that have

 

*       A high view of a local Evangelical vision for global Reformed mission

*       A high view of Christian ministries

*       A high view of sola 5 [sola Scriptura, sola Gratia, sola Christus, sola Fide, and sola Deo gloria] which means; Scripture alone, Grace alone, Christ alone, Faith alone and to God alone be the glory.

 

We need a generation that has a Christian worldview, in a Christ-centered perspective, we mean a people who have

*       A biblical concept of God’s main intention for creating men in his image.

*       A biblical concept of Christ’s unique plan for dying to save the elect.

*       A biblical concept of the Holy Spirit’s sole mission as Life-giving source.

 

We need a body of believers who maintain

 

*       A workable concept of life of faith - lived through God’s promises and sustained by God’s power.

*       A workable concept of the Church - both visible and invisible

*       A workable concept of a man - a spirit-man lives in two physical houses called male house and female house.

 

We need age bands that have

 

*       A God-centered concept of marriage - union between a husband and a wife – monogamy; not polygamy.

*       A Christ-cored concept of handling sex within marriage and high view of having children, rising/bringing them up in the fear of God biblically

*       A Spirit-cordial concept of having a local vision in this life, seeing the need for global mission, and savoring the God who glory in visions and mission.

We pray for a generation that appreciates the foundation already laid, a body of people that refuse to depart from what is already rightly laid, but build on its unshakable and indisputable truth, reinforcing, deepening and extending its ruling paradigm. We we need age bands that have 

*       A biblical concept of an authentic worship of a genuine God - people who are determined to maintain God’s glory as the main center of their attraction. Yes we need a people who have 

*       A God-centered, a Christ-focused and a Spirit-filled concept of confessions, adoration, thanksgiving, petitions and intercessions: people can imitate Robert Murray McCheyne when he said:

 

“…I ought not to omit any of the parts of prayer - confession, adoration, thanksgiving, petition and intercession.” He went on to say: “There is a fearful tendency to omit confession proceeding from the low views of God and his law, slight views of my heart, and the sin of my past life. This must be resisted. There is a constant tendency to omit adoration, when I forget to whom I am speaking, when I rush heedlessly into the presence of Jehovah, without thought of his awful name and nature. When I have little eye-sight for his glory, and little admiration of his wonders. I have the native tendency of the heart to omit thanksgivings, and yet it is specially commanded. Often when the heart is dead to the salvation of others, I omit intercession, and yet it especially is the spirit of the great Advocate who has the name of Israel on his heat…”

 

*       A workable concept of sin - forgivable and unforgivable. we mean a people who knew that we are saved from the power, the pollution and the practice of sin, but we are not free from its presences. Being a good and godly Christian does not mean that, you will no longer hearing rapes, imprisonment, killings or seeing people fighting, swearing, committing suicides etc. Though the presence of sin is a reality in this life, we need people who knew that, true Christians are men and women who are saved from the slavery of

 

*       Self into service

*       Sin into sanctification and freed from the slavery of

*       Satan into savoring God as we said earlier.

 Laban Shitundeni Mwashekele is married to meHileni Panduleni Ndona Mwashekele. God had grant them five children [two girls and three sons].

In picture 1.2.3. you have a list of their five children, from a. b. c. d. e.

a. Left front is:        Laamenange Ndinomwaami Mwashekele

b. First behind:       Negalikano Mightypower Mwashekele

c. Second behind: Nedulokokule Mightytower Mwashekele

d. Middle front:       Lamonamwene Hileniera Mwashekele, and

e. Right front:          Neleloleumbolakalunga Labanera Mwashekele

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Picture number four is pastor Laban and his dear wife meHileni saying good bye to their brought daughter Germana Severino. Germana has been one of the most helpful members of EBC - Monte Christo for years. As you see; from the left is meHileni Panduleni Ndono Mwashekele, second is George - the bridegroom, third is then Germana - the bride, and last is Pastor Laban Mwashekele. We continue to pray for people like Germana to find right churches. Germana and George had moved to the Republic of Angola where they found secular jobs. We labor with prayers, asking God to place them in a right church where they can offer their rightful and helpful services for God’s glory and people’s salvation as she did to EBC - Monte Christo.

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Prayer requests are launched for Pastor Laban Mwashekele’s personal life, family and ministries, and much for God’s word and work in his world to be safeguarded through five main stages. Please pray for;

v   Evangelical Baptist Church - Monte Christo, Local Church Ministries.

v   Evangelical Baptist Fraternal around our 13 Regions - Regional Fraternal Ministries, and

v   Evangelical Baptist Mission in Namibia - National Mission Ministries, launched in and around Namibia, and beyond. The face of Mission Ministries is jetting from beyond Orange River to beyond Kunene, then budging from beyond Atlantic Ocean to beyond Zambezi. It is influencing Namibia, its 13 Regions and 50 Constituencies. This Mission will not end until it binds Cape to Cairo, and Senegal to Somalia. It is not just a Local, Regional and National intended Ministries, but as a body of united people, in wider sense called 

v   Evangelical Baptist Convention and Reformed in its Conviction, is continental cultivating souls and globally, by planting the seed of Reformation. Pray also that, other Evangelical/Reformed Baptists Worldwide will build a network, and lobar in harmony to met the need of forming or joining spiritual body of autonomous local churches, autonomous regional or provincial fraternals, autonomous national missions ministries and autonomous continental conventions, which in turn must constitute another body of autonomous coalition called

v   Evangelical Baptist Alliance or Reformed Global Ministries.      

Call Pastor Laban Mwashekele to explain his view of local Evangelical vision for global Reformed mission. He is a current Elder Pastor for local Evangelical vision and global Reformed mission at EBC - Monte Christo, Windhoek, Namibia, Africa

[1] Dietrich Bonhoeffer: The cost of discipleship. A very moving book, lived as well as written.