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Albo Esilaba is one of the board members of Logos Africa. His works as the campus pastor for our Ann Arbor Location. His real first name is Albert which some argue is much easier to work with. Albo grew up in Nairobi, Kenya and sees himself as a ‘big city kid!’ His passion for what God is doing globally led him to serve in multiple capacities.
As a board member and director of Logos, Albo volunteers to coordinate the work that Logos Africa is doing in especially in the US and maintains interaction with the partners of Logos Africa Globally.
Albo is a student of culture and seeks to know how different cultures display their uniqueness in God’s beautiful tapestry Albo and his wife, Mutheu have 3 boys; Bulamu (Bu,16), Seo, 14 and Tetezi (Tezi, 9). In his spare time, Albo loves to DJ, play keys and tends to be a board game junkie! He is both at his best and worst when he switches to ‘What-could-go-wrong’ mode
