Baptist and International Ministries at American University
(BIMAU)
About BIMAU
Vision: Equipping disciples for Christ and empowering them to be Christs witnesses to all nations.
Mission: To provide spiritual, moral, and social assistance to students, staff and friends of the American University to promote Christ’s kingdom of love, peace, and life here in America as well as in different parts of our global village.
Core Values: Loving God, loving fellow human beings, and caring about God’s creation.
BIMAU Staff
Rev. Dr. Adrien N. Ngudiankama: Dr. Ngudiankama, affectionately called Dr. A or Rev. A, was ordained by the London Baptist Association and the Baptist Union of Great Britain at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church in London in 1994. He has a Philosophia Masters in Systematic Theology from King’s College and a PhD in Health Education and Health Promotion from the Institute of Education, London University. He did his Post-doctoral research in anthropology and sociology of health at the University of Kansas and Princeton University. His interests are in global mission, pastoral counseling, conflict resolution, health promotion, migration, development, and conflict resolution as related to Sub-Saharan Africa and the African migrant contexts. He taught sociology and anthropology at Bowie States University, Georges Washington University and the University of Kansas. He is also the founder of Salem Gospel Ministries, a church based in Baltimore and Silver Silver Spring. He speaks English, French, Lingala and Kikongo.
Rev. Judith Kemi: Rev. Kemi is an ordained minister by the MEVIPAC (Mission Evangelique Vie et Paix du Cameroun) in Yaounde in 2012. Her interests are in evangelism, women’s leadership and entrepreneurship. She has had training and worked in the area of finances and marketing. She is the Assistant Baptist Chaplain at American University and also in charge of the Global Prayer Women ministry, which is dedicated to pray for the wellbeing of children and women in Sub-Saharan Africa. She is fluent in French, Spanish, English and Bamileke.
Jonathan Etheridge
Elie Calice Tchoubfong
Activities
Wednesday Prayer & Mediation
MLDS
The Missional Interdisciplinary Leadership Development School (MILDS) is a branch of the BIMAU.
MILDS proclaims the Kingdom of Christ by training individuals, engaging multiple disciplines, and partnering with local cultures. Our interest is in equipping individuals so we endeavor to keep the program costs to a minimum. Click here for more info...
Contact Us
Rev. Adrien Ngudiankama, MPhil., PhD
Baptist Chaplain at American University
Kay Spiritual Life Center, American University
4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20016-8010
Tel: 202-885-3320
Cell: 240 595 2127
Fax: 202-885-3317
Email: adrienn@american.edu
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