#93 - Charlie Shamp and Kirby de Lanerolle
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April 17, 2019
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#93 - Charlie Shamp and Kirby de Lanerolle
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#93 - Charlie Shamp and Kirby de Lanerolle
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About Kirby de Lanerolle:
Kirby & Fiona de Lanerolle founded WOW Life Church (which stands for “Works of Wonder”) which is a response to the wondrous works of God in a community of believers.
In 2011 Kirby together with his wife Fiona founded the Warehouse Project, an NGO that serves urban community development needs. The Warehouse Project became a model and inspiration for people of all walks to do what they can to get involved and serve their community. It facilitated creative solutions for urban community problems through music, arts, entrepreneurship and mirco-financing and ensured that all those in need were serviced regardless of race, religion or creed.
Their dedicated service earned them the respect of leaders and other religious organisations who honored the heart of reconciliation that was administered by the project initiative to bridge religious and racial gaps.
The Minister of Social Services subsequently appointed Kirby as the Executive Advisor to the Ministry of Social Services. Whilst serving under the Ministry of Social Services Kirby conceptualised, initiated and saw the materialisation of the establishment of the National Volunteering Secretariat funded by the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) – which he later became Working Director of. He also served as a member on the National Council for Persons with Disabilities appointed by the President of Sri Lanka. In 2012 Kirby was instrumental in envisioning and setting up the “V Awards” – the most prestigious national award for volunteering and was Co-Chair of the National Volunteering Steering Committee. On launch of the program Kirby was honored as the Chief Adjudicator for the V Awards for 2 consecutive years.
Excelling also in the field of sports, Kirby is a Gold medalist at the Junior National Level Championship for Rifle Shooting in 1995 and has won medals for Boxing, including Gold at provincial level and Bronze at the 2005 National Sports Festival. He did this at the ripe old age of 33.
In 2012, through the revelation that “man shall not live on bread alone…” he accomplished the seemingly impossible feat of completing a half marathon without eating for 2 months, sustained only by the holy communion. This feat was featured in the local media. The power of the lords communion was demonstrated through signs and wonders.







