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Our Faculty
Webby Kenabanyama and his wife, Jane, were married in 1990, and they have four children, two boys and two girls all living at home. He is originally from Kalomo and became a Christian in 1976. He received training from the Zambia Bible Training Center where he graduated in 1988. From 1992 to 1994, he taught in that school. He graduated from the Zambia School of Biblical Studies in 1997, and began teaching in this school in 1998. In 2007, he received his bachelor degree of Bible through distance learning from the Tennessee Bible College. He has worked with the Martindale, Chilangu, Kasiya, Chise, and Highlands congregations. Besides numerous gospel meetings and seminars, he has helped with planting churches, training workers to preach, building renovations, building buildings, and relief distributions.
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Peter
Masiya and his wife, Julia, have six children, three
boys and three girls. He is originally from Sinde, Zambia which is about
thirty kilometers from Livingstone. He became a Christian in 1972. His
grandfather was among the first to bring the gospel to Zambia in 1910
and planted a congregation in Mukuni Village in 1912. He was been with
the Zambia School of Biblical Studies since its beginning in 1996.
Previously, he worked with the Zambia Bible Training Center (1978-1994).
He also trained there and graduated in 1976. In addition, he graduated
from the Botswana School of Biblical Studies in 1992. From 1993 through
1994, he served as an instructor with this school also. He received his
bachelor degree of Bible through distance learning from the Tennessee
Bible College in 2005. Further, he
labored with the Martindale congregation for several years. Peter has
preached in numerous seminars and gospel meetings throughout Zambia.
Godfrey
Pitika and his wife, Precious, have one son, Samuel,
and ten other dependants. He is originally from the Livingstone area. He
became a Christian in 1981, and his wife in 1983. He graduated from the
Zambia Bible Training Center in 1988, the Manzini Bible School in 1993,
and the Zambia School of Biblical Studies in 1997. After graduating from
the Zambia Bible Training Center, he labored with the Martindale Church
of Christ for two years and taught in that school. During this time, he
helped plant the congregations at Chilangu and Mapantizya. Godfrey began
working with the Zambia School of Biblical Studies in 1999 and has
preached in numerous seminars and gospel meetings. He also helps with
door to door evangelism. In August of 2007, he received his bachelor
degree of Bible through distance learning from the Tennessee Bible
College. During the past year, he has been involved with the Airport
congregation which he helped plant. In addition, he helped plant the
Nakatindi congregation which is also near the airport.
Amos
Simuliye and his wife, Rodah, have seven children, six
of which are living at home. Their oldest daughter is married and living
in Zimbabwe. He is originally from Kalomo and married his wife in 1978.
He became a Christian in 1969 and his wife a few years later. He
graduated from the Zambia Bible Training Center in 1982, the Botswana
School of Biblical Studies in 1994, and earned a bachelor degree of Bible
through distance learning from the Tennessee Bible College in 2006. He
has served as an instructor with the Zambia School of Biblical Studies
since 1996. He has served as a local evangelist with Martindale and
other surrounding congregations as well as local congregations in and near
Livingstone. He and Peter Masiya also served as elders for the Martindale
congregation in the past. He helped plant the Highlands church of Christ,
which is housed behind the campus of the Zambia School of Biblical
Studies. Amos has preached in numerous seminars and gospel meetings
throughout Zambia.
