In 2019, Brad and board member Ed Fruit journeyed to Monrovia, Liberia, at the invitation of Pastor Titus Davis, President of the Evangelical Free Church of West Africa. That inaugural MOV conference left a lasting impact.
As Titus wrote,
In July and August, Bryan Moser, Tim Rooney, and Brad Smith traveled to Kenya to lead three Men of Valor conferences—two in Eburru and one in Nairobi.
Men are in quiet crisis. Today’s culture paints masculinity as something to be erased, not redeemed.
Our MOV-Liberia team, led by Pastors William Tetteh and Darlington Gbah, is very enthusiastic and dedicated in their efforts to take Men of Valor teachings to neighboring countries.
Charles (Malawi team lead) reported that his conference in Mzimba, the largest district in Malawi, had 104 church leaders, churched and unchurched men. 15 pastors launched men’s discipleship groups.
MOV-Liberia team leads, Darlington and William, reported on a small but transforming conference they conducted in Paynesville at the beginning of February.
From August 2-16, MOV partnered with Ambassadors for Christ International to lead three MOV jumpstart discipleship conferences in Zambia in the cities of Ndola, Mufulira, and Lusaka.
Sixty-three churches from over ten denominations sent pastors, elders, deacons, men’s department heads, and community leaders to attend an MOV conference in Careysburg, Liberia, in
Tanzania team lead Green Ngusa began broadcasting 30-minute “Man of Valor” radio programs in May. These air twice a week and include a response time
Take a look at this short video compilation Green sent from several recent conferences. You’ll briefly see what happens at these conferences: men speaking to
Our innovative team lead from Kenya, Michael Orieny, asked for speakers for Skype messages of encouragement. Given the discouragement brought by the COVID lock down
MOV-Malawi team lead, Charles Mwase, works diligently to follow up his conferences, knowing those are just the first step, and discipleship and spiritual growth is
