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Inspiring ethical leadership and strengthening communities The Lead to Serve Summit 2026 will bring together local church leaders, young leaders, community-based organisation (CBO) leaders and self-help group representatives for four days of learning, reflection and community leadership development. The summit will focus on inspiring ethical leadership, empowering communities and driving social change. It aims to strengthen the capacity of grassroots leaders to serve with integrity, respond to community needs and contribute to sustainable local development. Hosted by Enekanywa UPCK Work Group and powered by Saidika Organization, the summit will provide a platform for participants to exchange experiences, strengthen leadership skills and explore practical approaches to community transformation. What participants will receive Participants will benefit from learning materials, including training manuals, notebooks, pens and other educational resources. Bibles will be provided to support young Christian leaders, while shoes, clothing and other essential items will also be available to participants. Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be provided at the venue throughout the four-day event. Who should attend? The summit welcomes: Local church leaders Young and emerging leaders Community-based organisation leaders Self-help group leaders Powered by: Saidika Organization Register your interest Are you a community leader committed to ethical leadership and positive social change? Take part in the Lead to Serve Summit 2026. To secure your place, call 0705436365. Leadership begins with service. Together, we can build stronger communities through integrity, compassion and action.
Date
October 29, 2026—November 1, 2026
Time
08:00—20:00
Location
Workgroup, Butula Area, Busia County, Kenya

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