About us
Mundeke Gospel Mission
About Us
Mundeke Gospel Mission
Mundeke Gospel Mission, a Swahili community Christian organization that has been established with a noble purpose. Our mission is to bring together refugees and immigrants from Swahili-speaking countries in the Eastern part of Africa, including DR Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and South Sudan.
As you may be aware, these countries have been plagued by regional conflicts for several years. Despite the challenges they have faced, the one unifying factor among them is the Swahili language. It is this common bond that has inspired us to create Mundeke Gospel Mission as a local outreach program to foster unity and collaboration among these communities.
While the majority of our children were born in the United States of America, they consider anyone who speaks Swahili to be their brothers and sisters. Our goal is to promote love, peace, and unity not only among the current generation but also for the generations that will follow. Despite our diverse cultures and traditions, we believe that our shared language is a powerful tool that can bridge the gaps between us.
Through various outreach programs, cultural exchanges, and community initiatives, we aim to create a supportive and inclusive environment for Swahili speakers in our area. We are committed to celebrating our differences while embracing our shared heritage, values, and language.
Our Mission
To fill the gap in service delivery to Swahili speaking refugees and immigrants in piedmont Triad and sourounding counties in North Carolina by assisting with strong community integration process, delivering guidance, counseling, feeding, education and in the near future we aim to provide temporary shelters for all refugees at risk of homelessness. .
Our Vision
Empowered, Stronger, Healthier immigrant individuals and families in North Carolina
Programs
YOUTH PROGRAM
Refugee and other immigrant youth face significant challenges as they try to adapt to American culture, reestablish community and friendships, and adjust to new schooling and educational expectations. These obstacles can be crippling. But they don’t have to be.