Our Founder

Reverend Celia Apeagyei-Collins Founded YEL as a Millennial mentoring and leadership development forum in response to the challenge of developing highly competent, christ-infused, character-centred young leaders who are committed to the highest ethics of servant leadership and positive contribution to their local communities.

Reverend Celia has consulted for Charities, Blue Chip Companies, Local Community and International NGOs and Governments. She sits on the Boards of major national and international organisations such as:

·       Public Leadership Advisory Board (Evangelical Alliance)

·       Director/Trustee for OM (Operation Mobilisation)

·       Vice President for TEARFUND

·       Director for the National Church Leaders Forum (NCLF)

·       Board Member for Churches in Communities International (CiC International)

·       Director for Cinnamon Network International Board

·       Trustee for International Third World Leaders Association (ITWLA)

·       Member of One People Commission (Evangelical Alliance

·       Board Member of Public Leadership Advisory Board (Evangelical Alliance)

Reverend Celia Apeagyei-Collins is also the Founder and President of the Rehoboth Foundation, a cutting edge Equipping Organisation offering Leadership/Vision Development Consultancy, Motivational and Mentoring programmes and Executive Coaching.

Rehoboth Foundation also offers practical training for effective leadership and the success of both individual destiny and Corporate Objectives.

In addition she comes alongside pastoral leaders to help strengthen ministries and equip them for community transformations. An award-winning leader, Reverend Celia has been listed as one of the top ten most influential black Christian women in the UK.

An excellent international speaker, her work is in ever increasing global demand extending to over 30 countries. She holds a firm conviction that everyone has a specific gifting as well as a sphere of influence within which to effect spiritual change, social reform and economic development.

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