“I thank my God every time I remember you. In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now, being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.”
– Philippians 1:3-6
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St Paul’s Church Slough
130 Stoke Road, Slough SL2 5AS
Moses Oduor, popularly referred to as Rev Bantu Musa, was ordained in the Anglican Church of Kenya in 2018. He is a cross-cultural missionary, children’s and youth worker, community development enthusiast, philanthropist, and transformational visionary leader. He is also an artist and talent development manager. In addition, he is a self-taught graphic and web designer, among other gifts and talents.
He founded Sortedlife Husika-Afrika Afrika Group (Sortedlife Group Ministries) – a non-profit Christian organisation to disciple the community through education, sports and talent development; economic empowerment; community development; and cultural exchange programmes.
Susie has been a member of St Paul’s since 2007. She was born and raised in England UK, to a South Indian Christian family.
She has always had a heart for reaching out to those around her and beyond and has a variety of experience. She’s passionate about God’s word and its vital role in life.
Susie’s had various jobs over the years, including being our youth worker at St Paul’s from 2014-2016. She’s also been involved in short term mission trips before the Lord led her to YWAM in 2016 to serve long term in overseas missions.
She has felt the burden on God’s heart for all those around the world who have little or no access to hearing about Jesus or the ability to walk alongside other Christians. She longs to see people liberated from all forms of captivity and oppression through the love and power of God as she herself has experienced. She’s located in the South Pacific and SE Asia.
For further information on her work, please send Susie an email.
But how can they call to him for help if they have not believed?
And how can they believe if they have not heard the message?
And how can they hear if the message is not proclaimed?
And how can the message be proclaimed if the messengers are not sent out?
As the scripture says, “How wonderful is the coming of messengers who bring good news!”
– Romans 10:14-15
Youth With A Mission (YWAM)
Our vision is to see Colombians and other Latinos equipped to bring the good news to people in different cultures. Our passion is mobilizing, teaching, mentoring, and debriefing both missionaries in preparation, those in the field, and those returning home. Within Youth With A Mission we are seen as elders and we don’t expect to retire! There are always things to do in God’s advancing Kingdom. Due to Victor’s health we mostly operate out of our home, and love hosting the young people we work with.
Wayne grew up in Leytonstone, East London and became a Christian at age 12. He moved to Slough in 1983 and, in June 1986, started a Christian Group at what is now called Upton Court Grammar School. So, he has been visiting schools for 35 years.
What Wayne enjoys the most is the chance to be in schools and share Jesus with pupils and staff. (95% of children and young people have no contact with Church).
He loves to do this in various ways at school assemblies and proms and running events like Easter Cracked, Christmas Unwrapped, Lighthouse at Burnham.
His incentive is “Making Jesus known to children, young people and staff in schools of Slough, Windsor & Maidenhead”.
During the lockdown, it has not been as straightforward, but online opportunities presented themselves, and now schools have reopened, he is back to making in-person visits.
For more information, please feel free to email or call 01753 201992.
“Making Jesus known to children, young people AND staff in schools of Slough, Windsor & Maidenhead”
