We are thrilled to announce that Frank Michael Tweheyo, our Africa Program Director, is visiting the U.S. this month. He’s here because he is graduating from Fuller Theological Seminary with a master’s degree in global leadership.
Pastor Frank is senior pastor of the Church Fellowship Church in Kabale, Uganda, and regional overseer for World Evangelical Ministries. He has worked with Empower since 2007, when he met Carrie when he came to Burundi to translate at the programs she was conducting there. Pastor Frank has traveled to Rwanda, Burundi, Malawi, Kenya, Nigeria, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, and the United States teaching Empower material on family harmony. He’s been working with Empower for many years. Congratulations to Frank on his graduation.
Frank is married to Phobice Tweheyo, who is also a pastor. After 23 years of marriage and at an advanced age, Phobice gave birth to twins (a son and a daughter) six months ago. They were featured in Ugandan newspapers and national television after this miraculous event, giving God the glory.
While he is here in the U.S., Frank also has a full docket of speaking engagements. We hope you can join us for one or more of the events where he will be sharing. He spoke at Sunday services at on June 10 at 1st Presbyterian of Orange.
This Saturday evening, June 15, Frank will speak at New Hope Presbyterian. They meet at 1st Presbyterian of Orange, 191 N Orange St, Orange, CA 92866 at 5 p.m.
On Sunday, June 16, he will be speaking at an Empower brunch/fundraiser at the home of Pamela and Keith Frohreich. Contact EIM@fastmail.fm for details if you would like to attend.
On Saturday, June 23, Frank will be one of the speakers at Missions 21: A Conference for Missions in the 21st Century. Details and registration information can be found here.
On Sunday, June 24 Frank is speaking at 10:00 at Covenant Presbyterian of Orange, 855 N. Orange-Olive Rd.
We hope that you’ll join us for at least one of these events!