Today, at the G25 Conference in Plano, TX, Bishop Prof. Alfred Olwa delivered a powerful address on “Theological Education Formation,” a topic that resonates deeply within our Church as we contemplate the future of leadership. His insights shine a light on the critical importance of nurturing the next generation of church leaders.

A Call to Action

In his thought-provoking presentation, Bishop Olwa emphasized a key message: “The future of the church depends on the leaders we train today.” He articulated a profound truth that if our theological institutions remain isolated, under-resourced, and disconnected, we risk producing a generation of leaders unprepared to tackle the challenges that lie ahead.

Bishop Olwa passionately called for a collaborative approach, stating, “If we cooperate, if we coach and mentor with intentionality, we will raise up leaders who are biblically faithful, theologically grounded, and missionally driven.” His vision for the future underscores the necessity of mentorship and the sharing of resources within the Church.

Impacting Hearts and Minds

What a remarkable privilege it is to witness a leader of his caliber influencing and shaping the church's trajectory! Bishop Prof. Alfred Olwa is dedicated to the mission of equipping leaders who can navigate and defend the Church in our rapidly changing society. His passion for theological education and empowerment is a beacon of hope for many.

As we look ahead, it is essential for us to embrace his call to “coach and mentor with intentionality.” Let us work together to ensure that our future leaders are well-prepared and rooted in their faith, ready to face the complexities of the world.

To God be the glory for leaders like Bishop Olwa, who dedicate their lives to this critical work!