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Mobilizing Support for ALARM’s Ministries in Africa!

In 1998, ALARM was registered to raise funds and mobilize individuals, families, and churches to partner and support the ministries of ALARM in Africa that were being carried out by indigenous Africans in East and Central Africa. The organization was established by Rev. Dr. Celestin Musekura, a survivor of the Rwandan genocide who had a burden and calling to train and equip servant leaders in Africa while promoting inner healing and reconciliation.Over the years, ALARM has succeeded in equipping servant leaders of all backgrounds and professions to advocate for peace, justice, and reconciliation while transforming communities.The organization has expanded into the US and currently has registered offices in Burundi, DR Congo, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, and the US. ALARM Africa has relied on the support of the ALARM US and ALARM UK offices to raise partners and support for the projects and programs within Africa.ALARM US is committed to mobilizing support for ALARM’s ministries in Africa. The organization partners with individuals, families, churches, and organizations to raise funds and awareness for the work of ALARM in Africa.ALARM US recognizes the critical need to empower leaders within communities to understand the value of servant leadership, biblical peacebuilding, healing, forgiveness, reconciliation, and restorative justice.ALARM US’s commitment to supporting ALARM’s ministries in Africa is reflected in its biblical and theological beliefs, which are outlined in the organization’s Statement of Faith. If you are interested in learning more about ALARM US’s mission and beliefs, the organization is happy to share its Statement of Faith with you.