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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2025 · 53 MIN

Clement Mulumba: "The Streets Are Ready To Die For You", Becoming A Better Man, Escaping War In Congo, Gang Violence, New Faith, Fatherhood & God’s Mercy

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Clement Mulumba is a product of the mercy of God. In this episode he shares his challenging childhood witnessing the war in Congo, his troubled teenage years in the UK surrounded by youth violence and gang culture, and how this led him to live in survival mode. Until the night his life changed forever.Clement is a pastor, husband, father and a youth behaviour intervention specialist, working with young people outside mainstream education.He’s also founder of men’s ministry Brotherhood and cofounder of marriage and relationship ministry Journey of a lifetime, with his wife Tara.Our Socialshttps://www.instagram.com/comeseepodcast/https://www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/damilolaokeke/Connect with ClementMen's ministry: https://www.instagram.com/brotherhood2356/Marriage ministry: https://www.instagram.com/journeyofalifetime13/Chapters:00:00 Coming up01:07 Introduction03:19 Congo - From Garden of Eden to civil war10:07 Moving to Europe - living in a refugee camp for weeks13:39 Building a reputation as a serious guy on the streets22:27 Clashing with Father and struggling with identity26:17 God has always been there33:30 On the streets they're ready to die for you38:36 When God opens your eyes you can't close it46:24 Deciding to leave the streets for good50:54 Brotherhood ministryWatch on YouTubeMusic: Flower by KV

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