The Leaders
Arthur Gonsalves
Pastor & Elder
Chip and Crystal have been married for over 20 years. As of 1998, they had been living happily in Florida after Chip had finally completed his 15 years of preparation to be a vascular surgeon.
A vascular surgeon is trained in the diagnosis and management of diseases the vascular system, specifically, arteries and veins.
Chip Gonsalves was born in Woburn, Massachusetts, grew up in Andover and was the first in his family to attend college. Read more . . .
Levenia Furusa Mavingire
Elder
For anyone who knows Levenia Furusa Mavingire; when they hear about her, the first thing that comes to mind is a scene of her running or driving children to or from school, or, a scene of her feeding the destitute on the streets of Lowell.
If there are people who get involved in their communities; say ‘kudos’ to this woman. Levenia is something else. Levenia is a people person.
You find her in church bringing sandwiches for the congregation every Sunday morning; or at a women’s gathering giving them some hope and encouragement Read more . . .
Aerton Azevedo
Elder
Aerton Azevedo accepted Christ in 2006 at a small church in Maynard, MA, where he and his wife, Adriana, received discipleship. He completed a two-year theology course a year later.
In 2009, Aerton was blessed with a son, Adriel, and in 2015, a daughter, Abnara. The family moved to Haverhill, MA, in 2010. Until 2020, Aerton served in various roles within a Brazilian community church.
He then joined Fusion Lowell with his family. Read more . . .
Shammah Kitiibwa
Elder
Shammah was born in Luweero, Uganda. He accepted Christ at age 9 and soon after started serving in church. He now lives in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, with his wife Anya and their four children.
Shammah learned about Christianity from his church minister parents, Alex and Catherine Mitala, who among others discipled him in Christ from an early age.
Shammah has served in various ministries in different churches, including ushering, media, and as a small group leader. Read more . . .