David and Martha Kitur are based in Kamurio mission station in East Pokot.

David is a graduate of Kaboson Pastors School, and is also a medial practitioner. He has served previously in West Pokot and recently in Ng’oron doing not only clinical duties, but also church planting and evangelism among the Pokot.  David’s medical training is a great help in demonstrating the love of Christ in practical ways.

Kamurio is located at the heart of East Pokot, 50 km from Ngoron and 100km from Marigat. David has the task of catering for both the physical and spiritual health of the people in Kamurio.

David and Martha's three boys are schooling in Tenwek High School and Mosop Mission School.

Elijah and Rachel Bett felt a clear call to missionary work many years ago, but it was some time until God made clear his plan for them.

Both are teachers by profession, and a number of years ago, God led them to establish a school and a home for the education of missionary children. The ministries have expanded over the years, and now Mosop Mission School has missionary children, local children and orphans from various places schooling there.

The Betts feel that God has called the to serve those whom God has called by helping educate and care for their children.

Julius is a free lance businessman who runs tractor hire services.  He is a skilled mechanic and has chosen to use his resources and skills to assist in mission work.

He has helped to form the “Rescue Team” to provide rescue operations in the mission fields. He has been involved in evacuating the Simotwo's in the midst of raging gun battle between the Ilchamus and Pokots. On several occasions he has also been involved in repairing or towing of broken down vehicles used to access the mission fields.

His famous 4 by 4 Diatsu truck has come to be cherished by many a missionary because of its fuel efficiency and reliability in the impassable terrains common to the mission. The missionaries find it handy to borrow when returning back to the field from home.

Walter and Hellen handed offer the Turkana minstries to new missionaries. Walter is now a student at Egerton University pursuing MA in Community development and project management. He help in mission office and Central office whenever he is on holiday. 

Hellen is working in mission office as the secretary.

 Prior to their assignment in Turkana, they have also served in Maasai ministries and in Ng’oron.  As a result of their work, the Africa Gospel Church has a congregation in central and southern part of  Turkana District.Both are graduates of Kenya Highlands Bible College.  While a student at KHBC, Walter was one of the key leaders in starting the missions club at the college. In addition, both Walter and Hellen have graduated with BA in theology and Bible  at International Christian Ministries in Kitale. They have their first born called Deborah Chepkoech who is class one.

They have a passion to accomplish the great commission through Holistic ministry.

Benjamin and Josephine Kijape are serving on a special assignment for the church.

They are both graduates of Kenya Highlands Bible College. Benjamin had previously served at the Central Office doing administrative work. He hails from Olkoroi in Naikara area.

Naikarra is A.G.C ’s first successful mission station.

Pastor Stanley and Egla Lang’at are now senior in the Pokot ministry.  They are now based at the District Headquarters in Pokot Kapenguria) now establishing an Urban Church which was born through the converts of Chepnyal station.  The Church has grown and this is one of the AGC’s achievement in the ten year plan : Planting Churches in major cities in Kenya. 

Pastor Lang’at is a pioneer graduate of Kaboson Pastors’ School with profound knowledge in building and construction.  He manages the Pokot ministries and Urban Develop-ment of the Church at the moment.  He started Mission ministry in Turkana and later was posted to West Pokot before he moved to the Poskot District Headquarters.

Egla serves in women ministry, textile knitting and discipleship.  The family is blessed with four children who are already school going.

Pray for the expansion of the Church to incorporate the Pastor’s house, Baptismal pool and the Sunday School.

Susan Motelin is a retired civil servant who has desired to use her retirement years serving as a volunteer missionary.

She is playing a crucial role in making preparations for missionaries to access the field. She is currently involved in publicizing Sudan missions.

She has assisted in setting up a mission station in Boma, southern Sudan. While there, she has personally been involved in training the Murule tribe basic agriculture

Daniel and Emily are serving at Olposimoru mission station on the Kenya / Tanzania border.

Daniel is a graduate of Kaboson Pastors School. He is a product of Naikarra mission station which was started in the early sixties.

Olposimoru was established in 1997 and had been under the Naikarra area.  Currently it is the base for the Tanzania ministries. Since then two preaching point have been founded in Tanzania at Oldisare and Telegut, They have an average attendance of 15 to 20  people each Sunday. One local church at Olkoroi has 20 member.

Daniel served at Olposimoru for the last six years before he married Emily in the 2002. They have one daughter, Grace Silantoi.

Joel and Susan Chepkwony are missionaries to the Maasai in Transmara district in the south western part of Kenya.

Joel does church planting and pastoral ministries, and is also an active evangelist.

In addition, he teaches adult literacy classes both for the benefit of the people, and in order to share the Gospel with them and enable them to learn and read.

Susan is a primary school teacher and teaches at one of the local primary schools in Sitoka.

Currently both are at home due to clan conflict in the area which has affected the ministries there.

Joel is a graduate of Kenya Highlands Bible College.

Robert Yegon is ministering in Lodwar town and is primarily doing evangelism among the Turkana people and is working to see churches started with strong local leadership.

Robert is not yet married, and is a graduate of Kenya Highlands Bible College.  Prior to his ministry in Lodwar, Robert worked as a church planter with the Kipkelion area of the AGC, and has also worked in Chebango area.

Robert is engaged to be married in December 2006.  After the wedding, he and his wife will go back to Lodwar to continue the ministries there.
 

Kennedy Kirui is from near Kitale, but has been studying and living in Uganda for the past several years. 

Not yet married, he is a graduate of Kenya Highlands Bible College and Kampala International University.

He is living and working in Kampala where he leads ministries with university students there as well as working in leadership training and evangelism in the rural areas.

Kennedy is working jointly with World Gospel Mission Uganda, the Africa Gospel Church in Uganda, and the Africa Gospel Church Kenya.