Together we develop servant leaders
who reconcile relationships and transform communities.
Our History
In 1994, African Leadership and Reconciliation Ministries (ALARM) was founded as a response to the Rwandan Genocide and the civil and political unrest within Burundi and the DR Congo. Rev. Dr. Celestin Musekura survived the Rwandan Genocide and was left with a burden and calling to train and equip servant leaders in Africa while promoting inner healing and reconciliation.
129,000+
individuals impacted in Africa
Focus Areas
Servant Leadership
ALARM believes that the crisis facing Africa is not poverty or disease, but a lack of servant leaders who put the needs of their communities and churches above their personal and tribal interests.
Peacebuilding, Justice, & Reconciliation
From the genocide in Rwanda and Sudan to the human atrocity and mass murder in DR Congo, South Sudan, Sudan, and Burundi, the church has been unable to respond effectively
Community Transformation
We believe that as leaders are trained, it is important to encourage them to take what they have learned and offer it to their surrounding communities by mentoring and discipling others in the same skills.
Who We Are
We’re Helping People in Need Around the World
Vision:
Africa without violent racial, tribal, and religious, conflicts.
Our Mission:
To develop servant leaders in the African church and community who reconcile and transform lives affected by conflict and injustice.
129,000+
individuals impacted in Africa
Long-Term Projects
Cyimbili Coffee Plantation
The Cyimbili coffee plantation of Rwanda exists to bring back life to the Cyimbili
The Pader Technical School
The Pader Technical School in Uganda was founded in 2011 and has since educated over 995 students.
Linda Primary School
The Linda Primary School is part of the ALARM South Sudan strategic approach
The Brenda Tailoring School
The Brenda Tailoring School was founded as a response to the education gap for women in the DR Congo.
The Institute of Women for Excellence
The Institute of Women for Excellence (IWE) is a girls’ boarding school that was founded in 2006
Cyimbili Coffee Plantation
The Cyimbili coffee plantation of Rwanda exists to bring back life to the Cyimbili
The Pader Technical School
The Pader Technical School in Uganda was founded in 2011 and has since educated over 995 students.
Linda Primary School
The Linda Primary School is part of the ALARM South Sudan strategic approach
The Brenda Tailoring School
The Brenda Tailoring School was founded as a response to the education gap for women in the DR Congo.
The Institute of Women for Excellence
The Institute of Women for Excellence (IWE) is a girls’ boarding school that was founded in 2006
Cyimbili Coffee Plantation
The Cyimbili coffee plantation of Rwanda exists to bring back life to the Cyimbili
Join Us Monthly
$250/month = 8 pastors/year attend a PLTI session
$150/month = 7 justice system actors/year attend a Peacebuilding Training
$50/month = 2 IWE girls secondary students receive meals for the entire school year
$30/month = 3 goats/year purchased for 1 beneficiary of the Sustainable Livelihood for Women Project
*These numbers exist to demonstrate the impact that can be made with a monthly gift. They are an approximation of the financial cost.
Your monthly gift makes an exponential impact in Africa.
“Now he who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will also supply and increase your store of seed and will enlarge the harvest of your righteousness.” – 2 Corinthians 9:10
