Just as we co-labor with Christ in building His Kingdom (1 Corinthians 3:9), we also partner with leaders who are making disciples in every sphere of influence.
SheepFeast serves three primary co-laborers: organizations in developing countries as well as established businesses and ministries. We seek to partner with those who have a passion to see followers of Christ come into full maturity.
"For we are labourers together with God: ye are God's husbandry, ye are God's building."
1 Corinthians 3:9
Three distinct callings. One shared mission.

The Abrahams
Abrahams are recipients of the Dennis & Glenda Rowan Scholarship funded initiative to reach the nations. We partner with Kingdom entrepreneurs and ministers in developing countries to help them make disciples in the area of society they are called to.

The Josephs
We partner with Kingdom business owners who understand their assignment to make disciples in the workplace. Our desire is for these established business to share their wisdom, expertise and experience with the Abrahams.

The Davids
Churches and ministries have an essential part to play in discipleship making. We work closely together with these Kingdom-focused co-laborers to streamline and bolster their discipleship process through community building and effective use of technology.
Meet Our Abraham Co-Laborers
We are honored to partner with these Dennis & Glenda Rowan Scholarship recipients as they faithfully serve their communities and advance God's Kingdom. Together, we're investing in leaders who are making disciples, transforming lives, and creating lasting impact around the world.
Jonathan Nuhu
Jonbelz Spices
Jonathan is helping transform Ghana's spice industry through innovation, sustainability, and premium agricultural practices.
Jonathan Nuhu is a recipient of the Dennis & Glenda Rowan Scholarship. As the visionary behind Jonbelz Spices, Jonathan is dedicated to transforming the global spice industry through innovation, sustainability, and uncompromising quality. With over eight years of expertise in agriculture and food processing, he has cultivated a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities.
His mission is clear: to empower healthier lifestyles by providing premium-quality organic ginger, turmeric, onion and garlic powders that are as rich in bioactive benefits as they are in flavor. Their products are not just ingredients; they are tools for wellness, rooted in nature and crafted with care to meet the highest standards of quality and safety.
Jonbelz Spices addresses some of the most pressing issues in the global food and spice markets:
- Loss and wastage of raw spices through timely and innovative processing methods.
- Contamination and adulteration by adhering to rigorous quality control and organic standards.
- Inconsistent bioactive components by sourcing from the finest farms.
Benard Oguti
Ripefields Global Ministries
Benard is mobilizing churches and communities across Uganda to make disciples, strengthen local leadership, and transform lives through Christ-centered ministry and sustainable enterprise.
Benard Oguti is the founder of Ripefields Global Ministries and Ripefields Church, with a mission to mobilize the Body of Christ to break ground and reap a global harvest—advancing Christ-centered transformation in every field of society. His vision is clear: nations enriched, God glorified.
Through Ripefields, Benard partners with local churches—especially in hard-to-reach areas—to strengthen discipleship, develop Christian leadership, and address socio-economic challenges facing believers. His unique model transforms discipleship groups into self-sustaining savings and entrepreneurship hubs, equipping members to thrive spiritually and economically.
Benard also works with church networks and governments to expand access to affordable, Christ-centered education rooted in biblical values. He believes true societal transformation begins when intentional discipleship and redemptive enterprise work hand in hand to equip disciple-makers who stand firm in faith and boldly impact the world.




