ABOUT US
Springs of Africa was founded by Ibrahim and Diane Omondi in 2002. The Omondi's have been living and serving in East Africa since 1984. Diane currently serves as the Director of Springs of Africa and Ibrahim continues to speak vision and provide consultation.
OUR GOAL
The projects of Springs of Africa support the efforts of many to work toward a better life for self and society. We desire to empower capable change agents – be they students, pastors, farmers, businesspersons, parents or teachers – who will, by God’s grace, lead their families and communities into a transformed future.
OUR BOARD
Ibrahim and Diane Omondi
Based in Nairobi, Kenya, Omondi's head Springs of Africa and the church-planting movement of DOVE in East Africa. They desire to see people empowered and living to their full potential, economically as well as spiritually.
Larry Kreider
Blessed to be the husband of LaVerne, together the Kreider's have four amazing children and four beautiful grandchildren. Larry and LaVerne travel regularly internationally as overseers of DOVE International and are passionate about training young leaders for a future spiritual harvest.
Larry Diener
Larry is a retired music teacher and minister of music. He and his wife Doris continue to serve the body of Christ in teaching, music and ministries of helps. Larry is passionate about people walking in the fulness of God’s will and is excited about the multi-faceted ministry of Springs of Africa.
Brian Fulmer
Brian serves as the Treasurer for Springs of Africa. He is a business owner based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He and his wife Laurie have four children and __ grandchildren. Brian oversees the missions department in his home church, ACTS Covenant Fellowship. He is an avid writer and loves to humour people both in his book writing and social media engagement.
Greg Linnebach
Greg has served on many boards and companies, with ministry and business ventures taking him to over twenty nations. Greg received his Doctorate in Marketplace Ministry in 2014 from Primus University of Theology and serves the University as adjunct faculty and chair of the Dissertation Review Board. He and his wife Judy have raised four children, a nephew they call son, and nine grandchildren.
Mike Jagger
Mike, a retired pediatrician, is a man of vision and integrity. Mike has participated in many medical mission trips to Africa and other developing nations. He loves children and loves to encourage people in whatever ways he can.
