Leadership Team
Aimee has worked full-time with YWAM for nearly 12 years. She did her DTS at Holmstead Manor in England, and has ministered in over 50 different countries around the world. Aimee is all about creating life-changing experiences that enable people to discover more of God, more of their own call, and more of the nations!
Aimee has served as part of the International DTS Centre Leadership Team since 2001. While she has been with the Centre, she has helped birth the 80 Nations Project. Aimee is married to Darrin Haase, and they are the Base Directors of Holmsted Manor in England.
Leopold
KIWANUKA
Uganda, Africa
I was born in 1959 and raised within a Catholic back ground. In my early days I was well taken care of by my parents. In my teenage years, I went astray along with my friends; my life went far from the norm. In 1980 I came to know the Lord and was even taken back to school at that time. I went on to study at University level in the field of Library Science. In 1987 I finished school and went on to do a DTS in Uganda. After the DTS I was involved in pioneering the work of YWAM in Uganda.
In 1990, I got married to Prossy and between us we have 4 Children. The first is 13 years old, a boy called Arthur. The second child is a girl named Angel, who is now 12 years old. Then we had another boy named Alan David who is 4 years old now. The youngest girl is named Deborah and she will turn 3 years old in November of 2004.
I have completed the following schools in YWAM’s University of the Nations
including: Communication Core Course, 1989 in Switzerland; Leadership Training
School in 1992; Foundations in Community Development in 2000; Applied Principles
of Communication in 2003. In between all of those schools I also attended
a lot of U of N Workshops in other U of N Colleges including Community Counseling
Seminar, School of Biblical Studies Workshop, Early Childhood Education Seminar,
Leadership Development Seminars and Basic Leadership courses.
I have been working with the DTS since 1988 and primarily serve in the East
Africa Region.