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Cover page 1.

Table Of Contents....................................................................................................................... 12.

Conveners................................................................................................................................... 23.

Welcome Address....................................................................................................................... 34.

Profile.......................................................................................................................................... 45.

Letter To All Delegates............................................................................................................... 66.

Opening Session......................................................................................................................... 107.

Session 1...................................................................................................................................... 118.

Session 2..................................................................................................................................... 129.

Session 3..................................................................................................................................... 1310.

Session 4..................................................................................................................................... 1411.

Session 5..................................................................................................................................... 1512.

Closing Session - Gala Night....................................................................................................... 1613.

Speaker Profiles.......................................................................................................................... 1714.

Acknowledgments..................................................................................................................... 2115.

Back Cover Page – ICLD Contact Details16.

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Convener:

Institute for Christian Leadership DevelopmentPretoria, South Africa

Co-conveners:

International Christian Chamber of Commerce, Africa Chapter• Global Thrones Foundation, South Africa• Voice of Adonai Ministries, Nigeria• South African Zionist Federation• Millennium Media, Kenya• Africa Israel Prayer Altar, Kenya• Pretoria Christian Center, Pretoria, South Africa•

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Welcome Address

It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the Africa Leadership Summit in Jerusalem. It feels special to be in Jerusalem - the city of the great King. This city was inspired by God and given to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and their descendants forever. Enjoy the ambience, the peace, the peoples, and the presence of God.

This Summit has two principal goals. One is for leaders from different cities of Africa to bless and connect with Israel. The second goal is for African leaders to see the beginning of the end of bad leadership in Africa and to see to the establishment of succeeding generations of godly and productive leadership in every city and every sector of society.

The dream is to see a flourishing highway of exchange between African cities and Israel in every area of human endeavour and to see a unique, African, biblical pattern of leadership and development of Africa. I take this opportunity to thank our agents (Vered Hasharon and Netanya Tours in particular) and the other agents in the various regions of Africa.

Special thanks to staff and volunteers at ICLD office in Pretoria. Thanks for enduring the journey and weathering all the challenges to date. Thanks to all the leaders who helped mobilise other leaders. It is my prayer that having endured this far you will actually begin to enjoy all that unfolds henceforth.

Please read the letter addressed to all delegates and give your best to make this Summit of eternal value to yourself, family, friends, and the cities and sectors of society that you represent.

Shalom

Olusegun OlanipekunConvenerInstitute for Christian Leadership Development, Pretoria

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Africa Leadership Summit Profile1. Name Africa Leadership Summit

2. Host Institute for Christian Leadership Development, Pretoria, South Africa

3. Convener Pastor Olusegun Olanipekun, Institute for Christian Leadership Development,Pretoria, South Africa.

4. Co-conveners International Christian Chamber of Commerce (Africa)1. Africa-Israel Prayer, Altar, Nairobi, Kenya2. Voice of Adonai Ministries, Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria3. Global Throne Foundation4. South African Zionist Federation5. Millennium Media, Kenya6.

5. Date 25-28 August 2013 (followed by Prophetic Prayer Tour from 29 August till 1 September 2013)

6. Type Leadership conference attracting Church, Business, Traditional, Academics and Political Leaders from all over Africa

7. Goals Leadership Development1. Promoting Africa-Israel relations at all levels2.

8. Objectives Establish a network of Christian nation builders1. Establish a highway of exchange and support between Africa and Israel at all levels and in 2. all sectors of societyTo see Africa bless Israel3. To see Africa benefit from Israeli technology and Agriculture4. To promote an increase in partnerships between Israeli farmers and farmers in rural Africa5.

9. Speakers See Conference brochure

10. Contact Persons Israel - Reuven Berger, Christ Church, Jerusalem1. South Africa - Olusegun Olanipekun ceo@icld.co.za2. Kenya - Margaret Aduol and Rene Kiamba3. Nigeria - Bassey Usang Bassey, b.bassey@yvesbee.com4.

- Ntiense Ubong Israel, ntiense@victomation.com

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11. Venue Crowne Plaza Hotel, Jerusalem

12. Travel Agents Israel: Vered Hasharon, lili@vrdtrvl.com / Website: www.veredgo.com1. South Africa: Natanya Tours for Southern Africa Countries, esme@ee3.co.za2. Kenya/East Africa: Vered Hasharon, Kenya (Charity Ngetichon ), charity@vrdtrvl.com3. Nigeria/West Africa: Aviator Travels and Tours (Pastor Grace Ayomikun), 4. ayograce1@yahoo.com

13. Registered Nations South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Botswana, Malawi, Tanzania, Burundi, DR Congo, Ghana, Lesotho, Switzerland, Israel, United States of America

14. Visits To Specific Sites Jerusalem: Mount of Olives, Mount Zion, Gethsemane, Wailing wall, Garden Tomb, Via Dolorosa; Qumran; site of the Dead Sea Scrolls; Engedi (where David wrote Psalm 23); Besor region: hi-tech farm managed by Agronomist Uri Alon

15. Sectors of Society Represented Politics and GovernmentBusinessChurchAcademiaTraditional leaders

16. Special Session Workshop by an Israeli company on Making Businesses of Trans-Generational Value

17. Update Schedule of Events See www.icld.co.za, or email ceo@icld.co.za

18. Expected Outcomes Progressive godly leaders in cities of Africa and all sectors of society. Increasing cooperation between Israel and Africa in all sectors of society.

19. Roll Out Plans Leadership consultations in regions and countries of Africa on the same themes

20. Web Address www.icld.co.za

21. E-mail als@icld.co.za or ceo@icld.co.za

22. You Tube Promo Link http://youtu.be/072nkg81Oxg

23. Twitter

24. Telephone +27 128 035 877 or +27 766 842 207

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Letter To All Delegates

Greetings 1. Shalom and special greetings in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, our Saviour and King. It gives me great pleasure to welcome you as a delegate to the first Africa Leadership Summit in Jerusalem, hosted by the Pretoria-based Institute for Christian Leadership Development. “I am replicating the Abrahamic mantle and inviting African leaders to come up and receive them.” These are the prophetic words that motivated us to call this Summit. It is an invitation from the Lord. There is an Abrahamic mantle waiting for every man and woman in attendance at this Summit. This is the divine prescription for the challenge of poor leadership in Africa. Africa and Israel are entering into a new season and God has called each one of us to be part of that prophetic season.

Ascending to Jerusalem2. Please read and proclaim Psalms 121, 122, 120, and 123 in that order. These are called songs of ascents. People do not just travel or just go to Jerusalem; they as-cend. It is a hill of the Lord. It is the place the Lord chose for all of Israel to assemble for the feasts, and the place the Lord chose for the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. It is a gate where God reconciled humanity to Himself. Jerusalem today is full of New Age idols and spirits, cults, religious altars, and secular humanism. It is the place of one of the oldest human conflicts in the world. The human conflict in Jerusalem is symbolic of the age-long conflict between darkness and light over the souls of men and the nations of the earth. We are connecting with the victory of Jesus and drinking from the fountain of life as we ascend to Jerusalem. Please beware of the religious environment and give careful consideration to what you say and how you say it.

Weather 3. Time Difference: Jerusalem is UTC/GMT + 2 hours. This means it is one hour ahead of Johannesburg, two hours ahead of Lagos, and the same time as Nairobi. Please adjust your watch accordingly so that you are not late for meetings or the bus. It is anticipated that warm weather will be experienced throughout the conference dates of 25 - 28 August 2013. Please, therefore, pack suitable summer cloth-ing, and stay properly and appropriately dressed at all times.

Dress Codes4. There are at least two sessions in which you will need to be dressed in formal attire: these sessions include the opening session (first night) and the gala night. Acceptable formal attire includes what is traditionally regarded as formal western or traditional African attire. At all other sessions, you may dress in either formal or semi-formal clothing. Please note that the use of informal or casual clothing is not permitted at any of the sessions of the Summit.

Summit Schedule5. The Summit schedule is included in the Summit brochure that is distributed upon arrival at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. Please go through the brochure and familiar-ise yourself with the times, schedules, and necessary information.

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Travel Arrangements 6. Our travel arrangements in Israel are coordinated by Netanya Tours (South Africa) and Vered Hasharon (Israel). They are responsible for all travel logistics and advice. Their representatives will be introduced to you during the opening session of the conference.

Gala Night7. The gala night is a celebration night. We celebrate Africa, Israel, and Africa-Israel relations at all levels. Most importantly, we celebrate the LORD JESUS CHRIST. Please bring out all the beautiful dresses and clothing that give expression to the creativity and industry of your people group. Bear in mind that this is a celebra-tion “…for glory and for beauty” (Exodus 28:2) before the King of Kings in Jerusalem.

Recordings8. The Institute for Christian Leadership Development is responsible for the recording and distribution of all Summit materials. Both audio and video materials will be available for a fee during the conference. Please contact the administration desk at the conference to place your order.

Cell Phones9. In order to minimise distraction, communication devices that beep and/or ring must be switched off during the sessions. Speakers may, however, use their iPads during the sessions. Please speak to our agents for your communication needs. VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE: You are personally responsible for all telephone calls made from your hotel room. The hotel will demand payment for the telephone bills before you are allowed to check out.

Table Etiquette10. This is an international conference and it is important for each one to consider that we are from different cultures. Please endeavour to be orderly at all times. Seek to obtain clarity from your team/country leader should you be in doubt as to the procedure. Adhere to rules and please stick to the Menu and meal times. Please also note that you will be financially responsible for any additional food and drinks items, including bottled water, that you order from the hotel.

Introducing Team Leaders11. Southern Africa - Ben Naude and Ms Thuli MakheneEast Africa - Rene Kiamba and Margret AduolWest Africa - Bassey Usang Bassey and Ntiense Ubonisrael

Tour and Group Leaders12. Tour Leaders will guide group prayers actions during the tours:Southern Africa - Ben Naude, Thuli Makhene, Linda GobodoEast Africa - Rene Kiamba, Margaret AduolWest Africa - Bassey Usang Bassey, Ntiense Ubong Israel

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Travel Documents and Baggage Allowance13. Please ensure that you carry your travel documents with you at all times. Your passports, Yellow Fever certificates and flight tickets should always be within reach. Do not hand your travel documents to unauthorised persons. Please make sure that you collect your ticket from the agent and that the itinerary is correct. Please confirm with your travel agent what the baggage allowance is and adhere strictly to this both for your check-in and carry-on luggage. Avoid all liquids in your hand luggage.

Bureau de Change and Exchange Rates14. The Israeli currency is called the shekel. It exchanges to the dollar at the rate of 1 Usd = 3.55 NIS. Vered Hasharon - our agent in Israel. It has been recommended that you do all bureau de change transactions at the airport on arrival. Our agent in Israel will provide all necessary guidance in this regard. Take your time to complete all money transactions at the airport as there will be no other time allocated for exchange of money.

Offerings 15. There are two offerings that will be taken during the Summit. The first one goes to the churches in Israel and they will use it for church work, the support of orphans and widows, and to provide for ministers of the gospel. The second offering goes to the Institute for Christian Leadership Development. The offering for Israel is prophetic and it should be gathered by each delegation before departure and placed in the hand of the team leader who will deliver it in Israel. It will be delivered on the first night at the opening session. The second offering will be collected on the second evening of the Summit. The two offerings will be collected in dollars.

Registration and Administration Desk 16. Mattie Görgens is the administrator at the Institute’s office in Pretoria. She will manage the front desk at the Summit. Please feel free to ask her questions and place orders for tapes and cd’s with her. If there is any material that you would like to distribute, please pass it through your team leader and then to Mattie. From time to time, the admin desk may request you to complete one form or the other. Please attend to these and other requests as quickly as possible.

Photographs17. During official Summit sessions, Pierre van Wyk from Pretoria will be taking pictures. Please do not take pictures during official sessions. Please also do not place unnecessary pressure on Pierre. There will be official photo sessions at the conference. Outside of the official sessions, please feel free to use the ambience of the Crowne Plaza Hotel to capture memories in pictures.

Lunch 18. The hotel is booked at half board. This means that you are provided with breakfast and dinners only. No lunch. You are welcome to make private arrangements for lunch at the hotel. However, during the tours, there are designated stops where people may purchase lunch.

Prayer Times19. Delegates are encouraged to spend private times in prayer. There may be very little time of congregational praying during the Summit. However, delegates are encouraged to pray together in their rooms. Please agree with your room mates whether you prefer to pray alone or together. Let’s respect each other’s time, privacy, and preferences.

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Electricity Power Adapters20. This is a picture of the socket in Israel: Two Israeli plugs and one socket. The left plug is the old standard, the one on the right is the 1989 revision This plug, defined in SI 32 (IS16A-R), is unique to Israel. There are two kinds: One with flat pins, and the other with round ones. The pre-1989 system has three flat pins to form a Y-shape. Line and neutral are spaced 19 mm (0.75 in) apart. The plug is rated at 16 A.In 1989, the standard was revised to use three round 4.5 mm (0.177 in) pins in the same locations, allowing the socket to accept the Euro plugs used in Europe and Israel for non-earthed appliances. Sockets made since 1989 accept both flat and round pins for compatibility with both old and new plugs. Pre-1989 sockets which accept only old-style plugs are very rare in Israel. Type H plugs have no sleeve insu-lation, so when a type H plug is partially removed its prongs may still be connected to the socket, increasing the chance of electric shock. Please be aware.

Crowne Plaza Hotel Jerusalem21. The hotel has free Wi Fi connection in hotel areas and in all the rooms.

Tips 22. You do not need to give tips to portals, hotel staff, or tour guides. All these have been included in your bills already. Rev Nico of Natanja Tours will give out the tips directly or via the tour leaders.

Availability of Rooms on 25 August23. Please note that the check-in time at the hotel is only after lunch on 25 August. The bus will convey delegates from the airport straight to the hotel where Rev Nico van Wyk will welcome you and show you to the lobby and luggage room until you can check into your rooms later in the day. Also note that if you want to buy breakfast at the hotel or surrounding areas, Rev Nico will guide you. He will also inform you as soon as your room is available. Make sure you listen carefully to his guidance and instructions.

Information Protocol24. If there are issues that need to be clarified and questions that you need answered please discuss these with your group/country leader who will take up the mat-ter with tour leaders, administration or Summit conveners. Please observe this protocol at all times.

Pastor Olusegun OlanipekunInstitute for Christian Leadership Development, Pretoria

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Africa Leadership SummitOpening Session

Date 25 August 2013

Dinner 18:00 - 19:00

Time 19:30

Event Opening Fellowship

Type Plenary

Themes Fellowship and communion1. Worship: Enter His gates with thanksgiving. Songs celebrating what God has done in different 2. parts of Africa. Songs in different languages (Jewish, Arab, African worship).Casting the vision of the Summit3. Welcome to Jerusalem4. Structure of Summit5.

Procession and Worship African, Jewish, and Arab worship leaders

Speakers Olusegun Olanipekun, South Africa1. Reuven Berger, Israel2. Margaret Aduol, Kenya3. Ntiense Ubonisrael, Nigeria4.

Communion

Prophetic Blessing of Nations South Africa1. Nigeria2. Kenya3.

Closing 22:30

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Africa Leadership SummitSession 1

Date 26 August 2013

Time 08:00

Event Church

Type Plenary and Workshops

Themes Developing church leadership and church administration in the 21st century. 1. 1.1 Church administration1.2 The Great Commission1.3 Church financial administration1.4 Developing the culture of the Bible1.5 Leadership and mentorshipIsrael and the Church - doctrinal and prophetic perspectives 2. Christianity and the cultures of the Middle East.3.

Speakers Reuven Berger, Israel (Plenary)1. Bassem Adranly, Israel (Plenary)2. Mangaliso Machobane, South Africa (Panel)3. Vincent Loate, South Africa (Panel)4. Nsa Eyo, Nigeria (Panel)5. Art Zimmer, USA (Panel)6. John Adejorooluwa, Nigeria (Panel)7. Daniel and Emmanuelle Muteba8.

Closing 12:30

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Africa Leadership SummitSession 2

Date 26 August 2013

Time 14:00

Event Contemporary Issues

Type Plenary

Themes Land : biblical perspective1. Contemporary issues2. Launching of Faith book / Glory Link3. Introducing4. 4.1 Regent University, Africa4.2 Vuka Africa

Speakers Ben Swart, South Africa (Panel)1. Luba Mayekiso, South Africa (Panel)2. Alex Bosshard and the team from Switzerland3. Olusegun Olanipekun, South Africa (Panel)4. Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, Israel5.

Session Ends 17:00

Dinner 17:30

Prophetic prayer Session Jerusalem at night - Prayer Action for Jerusalem and Cities of Africa (Bus Departs at 19:00.)Session Leaders: Bassey, Linda Gobodo, Mangaliso Machobane, Rene Kiamba

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Africa Leadership SummitSession 3

Date 27 August 2013

Time 08:00

Event Business

Themes Business in the 21st Century - Africa1. Business today - Israel (political and economic development in modern Israel)2. Matchmaking - Israel and Africa3. Establishing the Prophetic Business Highway.4. Consultations on partnerships.5.

Worship and Prayer

Speakers Oby Ezekweli, Nigeria (Plenary)1. Ntiense Ubong Israel, Nigeria (Plenary)2. Albert Veksler, Israel (Plenary)3. Lindie Gouws, South Africa (Panel)4. Linda Gobodo, South Africa (Panel)5. Bassey Usang Bassey, Nigeria (Panel)6. Tunde Olutunla, Nigeria (Panel)7.

Session Ends 12:30

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Africa Leadership SummitSession 4

Date 27 August 2013

Time 14:00

Event Politics and Government

Type Plenary and Panel Discussion

Themes Political development1. Mobilisation of Christians for political action in Africa2. Understanding the ‘human rights’ agenda3.

Speakers Kenneth Meshoe, South Africa (Plenary)1. Oby Ezekwesili, Nigeria (Plenary)2. Pearl Kupe, (Botswana/South Africa) Panel3. TBA4.

Session Ends 17:00

Dinner 18:00-19:00

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Africa Leadership SummitSession 5

Date 28 August 2013

Time 08:00

Event Africa Leadership Summit - Prophetic Business

Themes Africa, Israel altar1. Abrahamic mantle2. Launching: City Builders Network3. Preparation for prophetic tour of Israel4.

Speakers Margaret Aduol, Kenya 1. Olusegun Olanipekun, South Africa2.

Session Ends 12:30

Prophetic Tour of Jerusalem 13:30 - 18:00

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Africa Leadership SummitClosing Session - Gala Night

Dress code: Traditional African/Western

Date 28 August 2013

Time 19:00

Event Gala Night

Themes Celebration of Jesus Christ (Communion), Apostle Wanka Mogale, South Africa1. Celebration of Africa2. Toast to Africa/Israel relations3.

Worship and Prayer Various

Speakers Various

Session Ends 21:00

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Profile of Speakers

John AdejorooluwaJohn Adejorooluwa is the leader of Plummet Mission. He was mentored by the late Pastor SG Elton, a British Missionary who spent 5o years in Nigeria. John is involved in Leadership Training and development across Africa. His team is called to reach Africa and raise godly leaders to uphold Kingdom standard.

Margaret AduolMargaret was a Chemistry teacher before the Lord called her into Christian Ministry. She has since been involved extensively in prayer ministry with a particular focus on Israel and Africa. Margaret is a founder and Director of Millennium Broadcast Network, a digital television airing in Kenya.

Bassem E. AdranlyBassem is a pastor of the West Bank Alliance Church, in the north of the Palestinian Territory. He also serves on the Evangelical Alliance Church of the Holy Land’s (EACH) board of managers (called the ABRAM), on EACHs Muslim Action Committee, and is an instructor in the Alliance Leadership Training Institute. He developed some major discipleship materials relevant to the Islamic context. He is a bible teacher and a Christian apologist; he has written more than 150 articles and 12 books. He has also been actively involved in efforts towards reconciliation between Arab and Jewish believers.

Bassey Usang Bassey Mr. Bassey Usang Bassey was born in Calabar, Nigeria on 2 August 1948. Bassey, a chartered Civil Engineer, is an experienced Civil / Water Engineer who has extensive exposure in all aspects of Civil/ Water Engineering Practice, Waste Management, Environmental Studies and Project Management. Yves Bee Ltd., an Engineering Consultancy Firm founded by Engr. B. U. Bassey has successfully completed several Engineering projects funded by the World Bank, African Devel-opment Bank, European Union, Unicef, Federal Government of Nigeria, Niger Delta Development Commission, National Integrated Power Projects and Cross River State Government, Nigeria. He is recipient of several awards and one of them states that he is “A foremost Engineer with unblemished Public Service Career and several publications to his credit.” Bassey has been a practicing born again Christian since 1967. He is an elder of the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria. He is married to Victoria and together they have five children and two grandsons.

Reuven BergerReuven Berger is one of the pioneers of the Messianic movement in Israel. Born in New York in 1944, his parents fled from Austria and Germany during the holocaust. Reuven received the revelation of Jesus Christ in 1970. He and his brother Benjamin came to live in Israel and since 1984 have been involved in church leadership in Jerusalem. Reuven carries a passion for reconciliation among nations and has ministered to the churches in Europe, Middle East and Africa.

Yechiel EcksteinRabbi Yechiel Eckstein is founder and president of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, Israel’s goodwill ambassador to Christians, has devoted his life work and ministry to building bridges of understanding between Christian and Jews, and raising broad support for the State of Israel and Jewish people worldwide. Established in 1983, Rabbi Eckstein’s The Fellowship has since raised over one billion dollars for programs helping Jews from the former Soviet Un-ion, India, Ethiopia, and elsewhere, resettle in Israel; providing for the safety of the Jewish people around the world against threats of terror and anti-Semitism; helping needy Holocaust survivors in over 40 countries; as well as to programs that fight poverty in Israel and help impoverished elderly Jews and orphans in

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the former Soviet Union. An ordained Orthodox rabbi, Rabbi Eckstein is an internationally respected Bible teacher, and is recognized as the world’s leading Jew-ish authority on evangelical Christians. His daily radio program, Holy Land Moments, is heard by 15 million listeners each week on over 2300 stations worldwide.

Nsa EyoRev Nsa Eyo is the Chaplain of Chapel Of Redemption University of Calabar, Nigeria. Married with three children, he is a teacher of the Word, an intercessor and a retired school principal.

Obiageli (Oby) EzekwesiliDr. (Mrs.) Obiageli ‘Oby’ Ezekwesili is a Senior Economic Advisor at Open Society Foundations (OSF), a group founded by investor and philanthropist George So-ros. She also jointly serves as Economic Advisor for Africa Economic Development Policy Initiative (AEDPI), a program of the Open Society Foundations. In these roles, she advises nine reform-committed African heads of state including Paul Kagame of Rwanda and Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf of Liberia. Before joining OSF, she was Vice President of the World Bank (Africa Region) in Washington, D.C., responsible for operations in 48 countries and a lending portfolio of nearly $40 billion. From 2002 to 2007, Ezekwesili worked for the federal government of Nigeria as Minister of Solid Minerals, Minister of Education, head of the Budget Monitor-ing and Price Intelligence Unit as well as Chairperson of the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) where she led the first ever national implementation of the global standards and principles of transparency in the oil, gas and mining sectors. For the prior two years, she was at the Center for International Development at Harvard University as Director of the Harvard – Nigeria Economic Strategy program in Boston and Abuja. Dr. Ezekwesili is a Char-tered Accountant and holds an MA in International Law and Diplomacy from the University of Lagos as well as an MA in Public Administration from the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. She trained and worked as Chartered Accountant/Consultant with the Global firm of Akintola Williams Deloitte & Touche, she also worked in senior management positions in the financial services sector. Dr. Ezekwesili was a founding Director of Transparency International, representing Africa at the global anti-corruption body based in Berlin. She serves on the boards of Bharti Airtel, World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the School of Public Policy of Central European University, Budapest; The Harold Hartog School of Government and Policy at Tel Aviv University Israel; The Center for Global Leader-ship at Tufts University, Boston and the New Africa Magazine among others. In May 2012, Ezekwesili was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree by the University of Agriculture, Abeokuta in Nigeria. She has also been awarded the Nigerian national honor of the Commander of the Order of the Federal Republic.

John Jones John is the Director of the Regent Global Education Centre in South Africa, a registered SA branch of Regent University in the USA. He is an admitted Attorney of the High Court of SA and has pursued a career in Management Consulting and Leadership Development for the last 7 years. His work with Regent University over the last 5 years includes managing the local Global Centre’s training and leadership development programmes and co-ordinating the work of the Regent University School of Business and Leadership’s MBA, Masters in Organizational Leadership and Strategic Foresight programmes. John also serves on the boards of His Kingdom Ministries International and the Leadership Incubator (Pty.) Ltd.

Pearl Kupe Pearl Kupe holds an LLB, LLM (Advanced Labour Law) and PGD (Dispute Resolution). She is a former Principal Prosecutor, Attorney General chambers, Bot-swana, a former Registrar of the Botswana Labour Court, and a former Social Dialogue specialist of the International Labour Organisation, a specialised UN agency. She is a servant leader in the Hebrew Midwives Ministry and the Kingdom Chamber of Commerce in Africa, and a global consultant to governments and international organisations.

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Vincent Loate Apostle Vincent Loate is a founder and a senior pastor of Emmanuel Christian Churches in RSA and UK. He is a dynamic preacher and teacher of the Word. His heart is bent on Prayer, Evangelism, and Discipleship. He is also burdened with restoring the priesthood order and governance in the house of the Lord. He has a heart for fathering, and mentors many upcoming ministers of the Gospel. A marriage counsellor, loving husband and a caring father of five beautiful girls.

Mangaliso MatshobaneMangaliso Matshobane is a senior Pastor of Community Church in Bisho, Eastern Cape, South Africa. He is also an apostolic leader of a network of churches called ACT (Apostolic Churches Together). He is a coordinator of a prayer movement called SAPMC (South African Prayer Movement for Change). He is a member of the Godly Governance Network (GGN) which advocates for godliness in all matters of governance in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. He is married to Bieky and they are blessed with two children.

Luba MayekisoLuba Mayekiso lives in Cape Town and is married to Ncedi and has four children. Luba’s work experience includes involvement in the financial services industry and board positions in the energy and mining exploration companies. Luba has been involved in lay ministry within the Anglican Church, mission and church growth. Luba serves as a trustee and committee member to various faith-based Judeo-Christian organisations, and is actively involved in all spheres of Israel advocacy (church, politics and civil society).

Kenneth MeshoeHonourable Reverend Kenneth Meshoe worked with the international evangelist Reinhard Bonnke of “Christ for All Nations” for more than ten years, as his associate evangelist, among his other responsibilities in CFAN. He founded a charismatic church in March 1988, with a specific mandate to pray for the nation of South Africa. In mid-1993, he co-founded a Christian political party based on biblical principles called the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP). He became its first president and remains one to date. He became a Member of Parliament after the first democratic elections in South Africa, in 1994 and remained one for the following 19 years. In May 2013, he established an organisation called DEISI, whose main objective is to educate Christians, particularly university students, about the truth of what is happening in the Middle East. One of Deisi’s focuses is to refute the lie and false allegations that Israel is an apartheid state.

Daniel and Emmanuelle MutebaDaniel and Emmanuelle Muteba were born in DRCongo. They both grew up in Belgium. Daniel got a degree in chemical Engineering and later in Theology. His wife Emmanuelle became a Medical Doctor and also got a Diploma in Theology. They have both been married for 40 years. Both are blessed with 5 biological and 3 adopted children. They now have 18 grandchildren. The Mutebas founded Missionary Centre Church and established 19 other churches in the DRC. They also started the first French speaking church in Johannesburg in 1991. They have trained more than 80 ministers leading their own ministries all over the world. Daniel is called patriarch in the French speaking Congolese community. Emmanuelle is active in the field of family values and marriage counselling.

Olusegun Olanipekun Olusegun is the visionary leader and founder of the Institute for Christian Leadership Development. He was a Missionary in Kenya from 1996 until 2002. Since 1999 he has organized international conferences to address social, political, economic, and spiritual issues in Africa . His work has been reported in Charisma magazine United States of America. Called to the ministry in 1995, Segun pastors Pretoria Christian Centre, a congregation which he started with his wife. He

is married to Rachael and they have three children: Emmanuel, Joshua and Olive. Pastor Segun is the author of the book: The Joshua Generation, published by Foundations Publication, South Africa.

Tunde OlutunlaProfessor Tunde Olutula retired at the Department of Plant Science, Obafemi Awolowo University Ile – Ife, Osun State, Nigeria in 2002. He obtained MS Genetics at the University of California Davis (1965) and PhD in Plant Breeding at Iowa State University (1973) He is married to Professor Mrs Tola Olutunla and they have 5 children who combine both professional career and Christian ministry. They are blessed with 7 grandchildren. He founded the Godplan International Ministry (int@gmail.com) and freely gives the benefit of his professional and Spiritual experience to all.

Ben SwartzBen is married to Sarajulie and they have three children - Noa, Eden and Eli.Professionally Ben is a serial entrepreneur, business adviser, consultant and investor. He is currently involved in businesses in the world of digital media, software development, financial management and property. Ben was a founder of ATM Solutions (now Paycorp Holdings) - the largest deployer of on-premise ATMs in South Africa. Ben also founded the Symetrix Group of Companies - a national technology services company based in South Africa, which he ran as CEO between 1998 and 2007. In 2002, Ben received the “Nedcor South African Jewish Business Entrepreneur of Year” award at the South African Jewish Business Achievers Awards. As part of his communal responsibilities Ben is very focussed on Israel-related organisations and initiatives throughout South Africa. He is the national Vice Chairman of the SA Zionist Federation, Chairman and Founder of “SA Friends of Israel” and Chairman of the organisation “FairPlay SA” an organisation dedicated to defending the name of Israel in South Africa. Ben has also acted as a consultant to the “Chevra Kadisha” - the largest Jewish welfare organisation in South Africa.

Ntiense UbonisraelNtiense Ubonisrael is the International Vice President responsible for Africa on the international board of the International Christian Chamber of Commerce (ICCC). He is a chartered engineer and managing director of Victomation Services Ltd, an Information Technology Company based in Nigeria. His current re-sponsibility in the ICCC provides the platform to disciple Christians in the marketplace to establish the Kingdom of God in their sphere of responsibility. He is the author of the book “Merchants of the Earth”. Ntiense was a member and acting chairman of Akwa Ibom State Peace and Conflict Resolution Committee set up in 2007, to facilitate the process of peace building in the Niger Delta. He is married to Anie and they have four children.

Albert VekslerAlbert Veksler established the ‘Friends of Israel’ in Estonia and has been successful in Israel advocacy since 1994. He has a BA in International Relations and Po-litical Science and an MA in Public Policy and Government (Hebrew University), and he is pursuing his PhD in the area of Public Policy and Lobbying Regulations. As the CEO of Israel Empowerment Lobby, he speaks regularly in Israel and internationally. He is joyfully married with three grown children.

Art ZimmerArthur Zimmer was born in Manitoba, Canada April 2, 1936, and was born again in a DVBS at the local country grade school in 1947. Art graduated in 1958 with a “pastor and Christian education and music minor.” Since his early life, Art loved the scriptures, and shared Christ with anyone, and won some to Him. He runs a building business. Art has been married to Arlene since 1964, year of the Alaska Earthquake, which he watched. Art and Arlene have three children who live in Kodiak, with six grandchildren. He has supported World missions for many years, and has visited a number of countries for short-term missions.

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Board of Directors, ICLD1. South Africa Zionist Federation 2.

Ben Swartz• American Jewish Council 3.

Eliseo Neumann • Stanley Bergman•

Rachael Olusegun, ALS administration4. Mattie Gorgens, ICLD office administrator5. The Church in Israel 6.

Reuven Berger• Bassem Adranly•

Isak Potgieter, graphic designer7. Alaythea Hamlyn (Truth Publishing House) and Jonathan Brewer, editing and proof reading8.

A very special thanks to those who laboured with us and looked forward to participating, but whom circumstances prevented.

Several others too numerous to mention for their prayers, support, and encouragement

And finally To the King of nations, the LORD JESUS CHRIST

Your kingdom comeYour will be done on earth as it is in heaven

COME LORD JESUS!

Acknowledgements

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