He is the national leader for an inter-denominational church project that seeks to start new churches and launch development programmes in poor communities where there is currently no church. Moses has been working with almost no salary leading poor churches and community projects for over 20 years. He lives in a small, rented house and drives an old, battered motorbike. In addition to his church work, Moses works from time-to-time as an interpretor for overseas charities that need someone to translate when they run training programmes. His wife works in a local school to boost the family income. He has 3 children (children’s names and ages). His aim is to start a medium-sized business to be able to provide for his family and to enable him to continue in his church and community development work into the future.