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Teleios helping God-given visions become a present day reality




A cross-section of  christian women leaders from different denominations from Iringa and Mbeya regions attentively listening to guest of honour the acting Iringa regional commissioner, John Kiteve (not in picture) of behalf of Amina Masenza during the christian women conference held in Iringa Municipality, Iringa region yesterday, coordinated by Daily Bread-life Ministry Iringa -Tanzania in collaboration with Teleios Ministry from South Carolina, USA. The Teleois Ministry operates solely for the purpose of bringing honor and glory to God through Jesus Christ as His Holy Spirit guides in assisting God's people in developing God-given visions into present-day realities.(Photo by Friday Simbaya)



(left to right) Pastor Neema Mwaisumbe, Pastor Mpeli Mwaisumbe both from Daily Breadlife Ministry Iringa -Tanzania, acting Iringa regional commissioner, John Kiteve, Floyd Parker and Bonnie Parker both from Teleios Ministry from South Carolina, USA. (Photo by Friday Simbaya)


Bonnie Parker


The Daily Bread-life Ministry -Tanzania Director, Bishop Mpeli Mwaisumbe and Pastor Floyd Parker from Teleios Ministry in Greenville, South Carolina, USA attentively listening to the guest of honour the Acting Iringa Regional Commissioner, John Kiteve (not in picture) during the christian women conference focused to develop indigenous leaders and ministries held in Iringa Municipality, Iringa region yesterday.(Photo by Friday Simbaya)





The blogger, Friday Simbaya making an interview with God fearing woman Bonnie Parker from Teleios Ministry form South Carolina, USA , operated solely for the purpose of bringing honor and glory to God through Jesus Christ. Teleios is derived from a Greek word meaning to bring to completion or fulfillment. 





The Acting Iringa Regional Commissioner, John Kiteve addressing a christian women leaders from different denominations from Iringa and Mbeya regions during the christian women conference held in Iringa Municipality, Iringa region yesterday, coordinated by Daily Breadlife Ministry Iringa -Tanzania in collaboration with Teleios Ministry from South Carolina, USA. The Teleois Ministry operates solely for the purpose of bringing honor and glory to God through Jesus Christ as His Holy Spirit guides in assisting God's people in developing God-given visions into present-day realities.(Photo by Friday Simbaya)





Bonnie Parker from Teleios Ministry in Greenville, South Carolina, USA said the society can be liberated from rebellion by women through the Gospel of Jesus Christ the savior.

She said that the only way to eliminate the wrong doings in the society is to use women stand together to liberate society through the spread the word of God.

Parker made the statement yesterday during the three days Christian women seminar organized by Tanzania Daily Bread Life Ministry which included religious leaders and community leaders across different denominations from Iringa and Mbeya regions.

She said she teaches women to serve in the ministry and urged them to help others in various God-given visions to become a present day reality.

The guest of honor was Iringa Regional Commissioner, Amina Masenza, but was represented by her Regional Cooperative Officer John Kiteve, urged the women to express themselves and watch how their spirits are clean and available for redemption of the community. 

On her part, Rev. Neema Mwaisumbe, a seminar organizer from Tanzania Daily Bread Life Ministry said, it was three days of blessing for women and community leaders because they met in the women meeting in order to liberate society from endless sufferings. 

She said that the only way to eliminate the rebellion (uasi) like child rape and other wrong doings, in the society are women to stand together and spread the gospel of Jesus Christ.

She said women religious leaders and community leaders in Iringa and Mbeya were given techniques and knowledge to serve the community together and denounce cases of rape and sodomy. 

Teleios is derived from a Greek word meaning to bring to completion or fulfillment. Teleios exists to assist indigenous leaders and groups bring to fulfillment the vision that God has given them.

The vision of Teleios Ministry began in 1994 when they served as volunteers with Baptist Convention of Kenya teaching in their college. 

. The idea grew in succeeding mission trips and through local partnerships for accomplishing God-given visions. 

Teleios Ministry has at its core the desire to be an ongoing, mission-focused, Christ-centered, Biblically based ministry that takes the gospel of Jesus Christ and makes it real in everyday life.

In order to accomplish its goals and objectives, Teleios Ministry is working to develop mutually beneficial partnerships and networks that will provide direct resources for bridging the gap between vision and reality as well as between people of different cultures through mutually beneficial partnerships and networks.

Teleios Ministry is operated solely for the purpose of bringing honor and glory to God through Jesus Christ as His Holy Spirit guides us in assisting God's people in developing God-given visions into present-day realities.



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