Mission & Vision
Vision:
Our Mission:
To develop servant leaders in the African church and community who reconcile and transform lives affected by violent conflicts and injustice.
Our History
In 1994
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. The founder, Rev. Dr. Celestin Musekura was in graduate school in Kenya when he founded ALARM and it was first registered in Kenya, where it established its African headquarters. 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. Rev. Dr. Celestin recognized the critical need to empower leaders within communities to understand the value of servant leadership, biblical peacebuilding, healing, forgiveness, reconciliation, and restorative justice.
In 1996
In 1998
In 1998, ALARM was then registered in the US as a charitable, non-profit organization to raise funds, friends, and partners to support the staff and programs in Africa.
