Board Members
Fred Johnson: President of the Board
Fred developed a great love for the peoples of Africa during his church mission to South Africa in 1977-1979. He is a graduate of Utah State University, majoring in Business. He has worked in state government for 16 years with Utah Forestry Fire and State Lands.  Fred has been involved in several entrepreneurial ventures and start-up companies. In recent years, Kenya has become the center of his spare time focus. He is interested in helping improve the educational, economic and spiritual opportunities for Kenyan children.
 
Joan Johnson: Board Member
Joan grew up in Provo, Utah, and attended Snow College in Ephraim, Utah. She is a mother of six children. Joan has served in many positions in her church, providing both youth and adult leadership. She has worked to establish a community based drug task force to reduce drug activity in her community. She works with special needs and pre-school aged children at the Manti Elementary School. She has always had an interest in the peoples of Africa.  Her first service trip to Kenya was in 2004.  She has since returned twice to continue her service.
 
Barbara Christensen: Board Member
Barbara is a mother of five and enjoys time with her grand children. She and her husband Jim have been self employed for the past 25 years, operating a successful carpet and upholstery cleaning business in the Salt Lake Valley. She is an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She has a passion for assisting those in need both within and outside family circles.

After observing a desperate need for food, she began assisting African children through All One People. Intrigued, she pursued her goal to assist and in early 2008 accepted a position to serve with other volunteer board members for All One People.
 
Kurt Twining, Webmaster
Kurt served a mission for his church in Brazil and developed a deeper understanding of the suffering through which many people in the world pass. While serving on an expedition team in 2004, Kurt decided he wanted to teach for a career. He graduated from Brigham Young University in 2006 and took a job teaching middle school technology in Colorado Springs where he currently lives with his wife and son.

Partners in Kenya:

These men oversee the handling of funds as needed and provide accountability

Charles Gesimba
  • Religious Leader in Nairobi
  • CPA
Francis Kisanya
  • Professional Educator near Lillywhite Education Center