Reverend Mamadou Diop is the president of the Presbyterian Church of Senegal and serves on the board of directors of the West African Reformed Mission (WARM)—MTW’s strategic partnership with Reformed and Presbyterian denominations in West Africa. Coming out of a Muslim background, Pastor Mamadou is passionate to see the gospel transform individuals and communities and to see sustainable churches planted. Together, he and his wife, Marie, began the Safe Girls Home Ministry in 2013 to care for 37 girls who are at risk of being trafficked. The two are also leading the effort to build Teranga Village to care for more girls and extend this ministry into an unreached community. Prior to this, Pastor Mamadou and his wife co-founded the Good Samaritan School, a highly reputable elementary school in an impoverished community which has become a model for starting other schools. Pastor Mamadou is the principal director of the Timothy House, a two-year residential church planter training school that integrates personal, theological, pastoral, and co-vocational formation. He is also the director of the African Samakag which is an institution rooted in the local church that helps young adults think biblically about their vocation. The African Samakag offers young adults entrepreneurial training to encourage them to come up with creative ways they can use their work to support their communities.