Innocent and Immaculee long to see churches planted throughout Guinea and believers empowered to bring the gospel to their communities.

Most of Guinea remains unreached, and a healthcare gap means the infant mortality rate is far higher than in Canada. Partnering with the national Alleluia Church and global workers Phil and Judy Bowler, the Seziberas aim to plant 1,000 churches over ten years among unreached people groups and help operate the Sonfonia Health and Training Centre, a pediatric clinic and training centre for pastors and lay leaders. Based in the capital, Conakry, they focus on reaching the next generation, discipling new believers, and caring for those in need across the country.

Innocent pastored for over 10 years in the DR Congo and Rwanda and served six years as secretary general of the Association of Pentecostal Churches of Rwanda, then pastored in Edmonton and planted Goshen Christian Assembly. Immaculee has worked as a healthcare aide. After years of bi-vocational ministry, they sensed God calling them back to Africa.