Our Mission

To empower women to recognize their God-given value, rebuild their confidence, and embrace lives filled with purpose.

Our vision

We long to see every woman know her worth, find hope in God, and have the support she needs to rise beyond her circumstances.

Our prayer is that the life of every person who comes into contact with Komoriko International Ministry will be transformed forever.

Who we serve

Komoriko International Ministry exists to remind women that they do not have to remain trapped by the pain of their past. Bwala's heart is especially drawn to women who are struggling to find their footing in life: women who need someone to believe in them, remind them of their worth, and encourage them to take the next step toward restoration.

Our approach

The ministry stands on a simple principle: give a person a fish and you feed them for a day; teach them to fish and you feed them for a lifetime. We want to help women learn new skills and grow in faith, so that they are equipped to overcome poverty and abuse, and to turn generational curses into generational blessings.

Core beliefs

We believe that God has created each and every person on purpose, and for a reason that is greater than ourselves.

“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your reward. You are serving the Lord Christ.”

Colossians 3:23–24

Where the ministry is growing

These programs are in development and not yet running. They are the areas Bwala is building the ministry toward, to support women experiencing poverty, abuse, and other difficult circumstances.

  • Mentorship In development
    Women walking alongside women through difficult seasons.
  • Education In development
    Learning and practical skills that open new opportunities.
  • Faith and personal development In development
    Growing in identity, confidence, and faith.
  • Community outreach In development
    Connecting women with encouragement and practical resources to rebuild their lives.
Three women in a sewing workshop holding up dresses and a skirt they made, with colorful fabrics on the wall behind them
Women in Rwanda learning to sew, from an earlier ministry project (2021).

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