Co-Founder and President
Frank Robb and his wife, Sue, are regular visitors to Uganda. They play a key role in obtaining support for Alpha and Omega Secondary School (KAOSS), located in Kiburara, Uganda. Under his leadership, funds have been raised to build and equip classrooms, add an additional dormitory to KAOSS, and to train teachers. Frank and "Mama Sue" are greatly esteemed by those whom CGMUSA serves in Uganda. For over a decade they have supported Pastor Moses Nkwatsibwe, the founder of over 34 churches in Western Uganda and the founder of faith-based student outreach programs in six schools of higher education located in Kampala, Uganda's capital. In addition to serving as CGMUSA's President, Frank is also a Director of Transformed Communities International, Inc. (TCI). TCI provides training in Uganda in sustainable community development, provides drought/famine relief, and promotes education. Frank is a professor of microbiology at the University of Maryland, a researcher in that field, and a frequent international lecturer on various subjects within that field.
Co Founder
Our Beloved Co Founder, Ken Glick graduated to Heaven to be with the Lord in May 2024. Ken was the heartbeat of CGM. He was a fruitful minister of the Gospel with many caring actions for widows, orphans and distressed people. Many people experienced the goodness of God through Ken. He had an extremely charitable heart. Besides serving people in the US, he had so much heart for people in the world, especially people of Uganda and Ukraine. He even left a wish for his ashes to be sent to these parts of the earth. Ken was really a person of the Kingdom of God. His life was centered around God the Father, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. Many people got saved, healed, delivered, discipled and restored by the Lord through Ken`s ministry. He is dearly missed and loved. His life's work lives on through his wife Olesya.
Vice-President
Russell was appointed to CGMUSA's Board of Directors in 2020. He earned his BA in Middle East Studies/ Homeland Security from Virginia Commonwealth University. Russell is also a graduate of Dominion Bible Institute, a seminary program offered by John G. Lakes Ministries. He is a military veteran, was a first responder in the City of Richmond, and also served for five years as a missionary to Israel. He currently teaches classical education, leads Kingdom Harvest Ministries in Richmond, Virginia. His wife, Laurie, is a mother, teacher, author, Christian filmmaker, and evangelist. Together they homeschool their youngest child and train the Body of Christ. Russell is ordained to the ministry by the Association of Faith Churches and Ministers, International.
Treasurer
Suzanne was appointed by Ken as CGMUSA's Treasurer in 2024. She gave her life to Christ in 2009. Her love of the Lord has inspired her to journey around the World teaching and preaching the Word of God. Her husband, Ronte Sr of 24 years, and her children Ronte Jr (23) and Sebastian (13) live in Midlothian, VA. Suzanne leads a Women's Bible Study through her local church, Clover Hill Church and co-leads a local Outreach that serves the unsheltered in her community through Kingdom Harvest Ministries. She fell in love with the people and culture of Uganda on her first mission trip in May of 2021. Her second mission trip to Uganda in May of 2025 solidified her calling Uganda her home away from home. The Lord has been faithful to her and she loves to share the Freedom that only Christ can offer us. She looks forward to the adventures of where the Lord will take her next. Hospitality and cooking for her family and friends are the highlights of her life. Suzanne believes no one is a stranger and all are welcome at her table.
CGMUSA can be contacted to provide training at no cost in the following areas: spiritual growth and development; Christian training, conferences and seminars; radio broadcast ministry; pastoral training; evangelism; divine healing; and individual discipleship and spiritual renewal. Although the primary method of training is through on-line media (Zoom), in-person training may also be available, subject to availability to travel.
Through this program, CGMUSA partners with churches to provide temporary, emergency aid to widows, orphans, and other disadvantaged persons. Examples of needs met under this program include illness, death, job loss, accidents, and similar events outside of the control of the afflicted individual(s). Aid is in the form of food, clothing, funds for the cost of medical treatment, bereavement expenses, transportation, and similar necessities. This program is international in scope.
CGMUSA sees its mission as broadly encompassing all of the New Testament's admonitions for delivering the gospel to every nation on the earth, while engaged in compassionate service to needy, underserved people. Consequently, it manages its affairs with flexibility and willingness to adapt to new opportunities for delivering the good news of Jesus Christ. Specifically, it is CGMUSA's goal to share with the world Jesus's willingness and ability to reconcile all lost humanity to become children of a living God, our Father in heaven. The same flexibility is present to respond in the compassion of Christ to new needs as conditions at home in the U.S. and abroad continue to evolve. While CGMUSA already has many programs that afford opportunities for potential donors to give to a cause they endorse, if our programs do not directly address a specific cause that a donor wishes to fund, you may contact CGMUSA to find out if that cause is one which CGMUSA can endorse and support.
Drought and associated crop failures lead to famine in various parts of the world. When these circumstances occur in Uganda, CGMUSA partnered with local churches to provide funds that allowed these churches to purchase and distribute free food to drought victims. CGMUSA is also n informal partner with humanitarian aid organizations and local churches that provide medical supplies, shoes, and operating funds for the evacuation and care of those who have been made homeless by the ongoing war in Ukraine. CGMUSA's representative in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, receives funds that CGMUSA collects and subsequently re-delivers these funds to where needs exist. For example, in the fall of 2022, its representative delivered CGMUSA funds to a manufacturer of windows to pay for the production and installation of hospital windows to replace those that were damaged by Russian military attacks in the City of Irpin. Under this program, CGMUSA also helped pay for the construction of school buildings and water wells in Western Uganda. In 2022, CGMUSA entered into a partnership with a South African-based organization providing community development funding and gospel outreach to an impoverished area within Zimbabwe.
One of CGMUSA's longest-running programs is its international educational assistance program. Under this program, CGMUSA provided funds for the construction and equipping of school classrooms and the construction of dormitories. Through student sponsorships, CGMUSA has provided funds for orphans and other under-privileged students in Uganda, from elementary through university grade levels. Sponsorships have also been provided for Ugandan students enrolled in technical schools. CGMUSA recently entered into partnership with Transformed Communities International (TCI) a partnership which has seen TCI take the lead, in Uganda, in supporting the construction and equipping of school buildings. CGMUSA still maintains an active student sponsorship program to combine with with gospel outreach programs in Uganda.
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2018 Annual Newsletter
This is a year-end newsletter provided by CGMUSA to its donors. The newsletter describes the programs that CGMUSA operated during that year, along with the assistance received by individuals and organizations under those programs.
2019 Annual Newsletter
This is a year-end newsletter provided by CGMUSA to its donors. The newsletter describes the programs that CGMUSA operated during that year, along with the assistance received by individuals and organizations under those programs.
2019 Trip Report: Uganda
This is a report prepared by one of CGMUSA's Board Members that summarizes his service in support of multiple churches in Uganda, and their members, under the direction of Pastor Moses Nkwatsibwe. The report describes multiple instances of divine healing, through prayer.
2021 Annual Newsletter.
This is a year-end newsletter provided by CGMUSA to its donors. The newsletter describes the programs that CGMUSA operated during that year, along with the assistance received by individuals and organizations under those programs. It includes a greeting and short message from Pastor Moses Nkwatsibwe, overseer of multiple churches in Southwestern Uganda, a church in Kampala, the capitol city of Uganda, and six university bible studies also in Kampala.
Trip report - Jun-August, 2022: Ukraine
In the summer of 2022, one of CGMUSA's board members and his wife visited Ukraine. The visit was to distribute humanitarian aid and funds to multiple humanitarian aid organizations and churches, for the relief of needs among Ukraine's civilian population. In addition, our Board Member preached at four churches and both he and his wife spent days visiting two hospitals in Uzhgorod, Ukraine, to speak with wounded soldiers and pray for their healing. The report describes multiple instance in which recipients of prayer were relieved of their pain and several instances of healing, including the recovery of hearing. Over 30 people became new believers in Jesus as a result of this ministry.
Interview with Pastor Oksana Yakubchik, Kyiv, Ukraine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHTXWVrpN9g This is a link to an interview held in Kyiv, Ukraine, with Oksana Yakubchik. Oksana is a church pastor, military chaplain, and co-founder of the International Christian Humanitarian Center, located in Kyiv. In this interview she describes the bi-weekly convoys sent by the Center to the combat and near combat areas of Eastern Ukraine. The convoys bring food, water, medicine, and the gospel to civilians trapped in these areas. In some instances, they are called upon to evacuate civilians on their return trips. Oksana describes several instances where divine intervention saved their team and those they were evacuating from death or serious injury.
Zimbabwe Outreach Summer of 2022
This is a report prepared by Todd Martin describing the trip he took ,as part of a large team, to Zimbabwe in the Summer of 2022. Over 15 tons of food was distributed to multiple schools in the Gwayi River area of Zimbabwe. The report includes numerous photos.
Illustrated Progress Reports from Milton Babu, India
Over the period March 2023-July 2, 2023, Milton Babu, provided CGMUSA with a series of progress reports describing the gospel outreach and Christian education efforts in Eastern India, being funded by CGMUSA. The big news is that the number of pastors engaged in full time work has doubled, from two to four, over this period. This resulted in Vacation Bible Schools being started in multiple communities, including a leper colony. Through these works hundreds of children have heard the good news of Jesus for the first time. Their interest in Jesus has gained the attention of a number of parents. As a result, pastors have been invited into their homes to share the gospel, resulting in many conversions and new Christians.