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Our Leadership

Meet the dedicated individuals guiding our mission to shape minds and transform communities.

Rev Joshua Longji Sati
Executive Director

Rev Joshua Longji Sati

Joshua Sati is a theologian, researcher, peacebuilding practitioner, and youth development advocate with a strong interest in Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB), ethical leadership, peace, and social justice. He serves as Director of Faith and Community Development at Midpoint Nigeria, where he contributes to research, advocacy, and community engagement on FoRB and peaceful coexistence. He is also the Executive Director of Script Worldview Foundation and serves in leadership and training roles within faith-based and peacebuilding initiatives. Joshua is passionate about equipping young people to become agents of peace, responsible citizenship, religious freedom, and positive social transformation. His work brings together theology, ethics, youth engagement, and community-based peacebuilding to address contemporary challenges facing Nigerian society.

"Our vision is to build communities where every individual has the opportunity to thrive, supported by a foundation of education and dignity."

Board of Trustees & Senior Leadership

Our leadership team provides strategic direction and ensures the highest standards of governance and accountability.

Rev Joshua Longji Sati
Rev Joshua Longji Sati
Chairman /
Joshua Sati is a theologian, researcher, peacebuilding practitioner, and youth development advocate with a strong interest in Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB), ethical leadership, peace, and social justice. He serves as Director of Faith and Community Development at Midpoint Nigeria, where he contributes to research, advocacy, and community engagement on FoRB and peaceful coexistence. He is also the Executive Director of Script Worldview Foundation and serves in leadership and training roles within faith-based and peacebuilding initiatives. Joshua is passionate about equipping young people to become agents of peace, responsible citizenship, religious freedom, and positive social transformation. His work brings together theology, ethics, youth engagement, and community-based peacebuilding to address contemporary challenges facing Nigerian society.