
Since 2016, the Martin Ntambo Leadership Development Scholarship has helped volunteers access education and training they otherwise couldn’t afford. These aren’t just students—they're already serving their communities through Kingdom Workers. Your gift helps them do even more!

In the communities we serve, there are passionate, capable people eager to lead—but without support, they lack access to the tools they need. You can change that.
Fund tuition and training for volunteers already serving their communities and churches.
Support students studying public health, teaching, disability care, theology, agriculture, and trades.
Graduates don’t leave. They stay, serve, and lead—empowered to bring lasting change to their neighbors rooted in the Gospel.
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Kingsley always knew he wanted to do something with his life to help others. He just wasn't sure what that would look like, until he met Kingdom Workers.
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As a kid, I dreamed of working in a hospital. I wanted to be able to help people, especially my friends and family. But I doubted myself and worried I wouldn’t be able to heal complicated conditions or diseases.
Afterall, everyone knew me as the pastor’s son, not an aspiring doctor.
Thankfully, the events of my life led me to a place where I am not only serving people’s physical needs but their spiritual needs as well.
This scholarship is named after Martin Ntambo, a former board member from Malawi whose love for Jesus and bold leadership still inspires others. Every gift continues his legacy.
Abdul Sladge - Community Development
Immanuel Magombo - Education
Kingsley Matope - Public Health (Graduate)
Robinson Aritonang - Christian Education
Alick Lubelo - Tailoring
Beatrice Chapita - Tailoring
Vincent Manyowa - Driving License
Henry Maseya - Driving License

When you give, you’re not just funding education—you’re equipping Christian leaders to transform communities from within.