Stanley Calvin Kyobe

Strategy

Leader Strategies (Family Life)/South Central Geography

Marital Status

Married

What I love about the role I play in ministry?

• Helping to build multiplying couples to use their marriages and homes to be centers of spreading the gospel and to make the gospel of our Lord a compelling issue
• Helping those entering marriage have strong biblical foundation
• Envisioning and Equipping the Body of Christ (Church) to be the training centers for godly marriages and families
• Mentoring younger couples find significance in Christ with growing vibrant relationships

About me

Been married to Norah Elivania Kyobe for 44 years with 4 children and 3 are married and 2 gland children. We stay in Entebbe Lugonjo – Nakiwogo.
Missionary staff for 42 years together with Norah since 1982 to date, having been involved in different ministry assignments Dec’ 1982 Namirembe Team, assigned to Mukono 1987, coordinator Media 1992 (Jesus Film Equipment Development, JF Teams Development and Jesus Film Translations)/ added on FamilyLife 1995, 1997 added on LIFE at the CrossRoads, and Chaplain), 2000 Focus on FamilyLife and LIFE at CrossRoads, 2005 focus on FamilyLife and Nkumba University 2012/2013, Continued with FamilyLife to date under LS.

My Story

It was on 17th May 1972 at 6p.m when I made personal decision to receive Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior in my house when a Church worker visited me and shared the gospel through Math 6:33 and for the

Mid 1981 a LMU team visited us in Entebbe and shared how LIFE Ministry was planning to do an evangelistic mission in Entebbe and challenged us to be their contact in mobilizing the Churches in Entebbe, which we accepted and 3 Churches that is St. Marks Parish Church Entebbe, St. John Church Entebbe and Entebbe Deliverance Church joined together and agreed with LIFE Ministry Uganda for a training in November 1981 to equip participants from the 3 Churches for one week of training (Lay Training Institute “LTI”) in sharing their faith by using the 4 Laws and how to do follow up to those who received Christ. During the training many participants confessed Christ as their Lord and savior.
After the training, there was the one on one and door to door Evangelistic week code named “I Found It, You can Find It too or Nazuula Nawe Oyinza Okuzuula”. There were many people who gave their lives to Christ, and many are still standing and in full time ministry at different levels.

The mobilization period of the 3 Churches to join and be trained together to do an impactful evangelistic ministry, the exposure to impactful tools of evangelism and follow up, the one on one and door to door evangelism, the weeks that followed to manage the generated field ministry did raise many questions in our lives, plus the growing attachment to LIFE Ministry staff team all helped us as we started 1982 we resolved to be part of this great movement of sharing our faith.
Finally, when we were challenged to join LMU we both gave a positive response and in April 1982 we did the staff interview and we were admitted for the staff training at the Nairobi Great Commission Training Center, that followed our resignations from our previous employers, for me from the 12 years as a Government Civil servant with the Department of Meteorological and Norah with Kampala City Council.
Since that time we have never looked behind instead we have continued to resolved to move on and on.