Githurai Crusades...Report

The crusades went very well, running all the way from Thursday 28th May to Sunday 31st May. Rev. Julius Kuti preached on Thursday, and three people gave their lives to Christ. David King’uyu, the ACMI Administrator preached on Friday and Saturday, and two people got born again, one on each day. On Sunday, Evangelist Paul Ngei preached, and two people got saved. Many people came for prayers, and attended the Sunday service too.

We thank God for this and all glory and honor we give back to Him.

Crusades in Githurai

This weekend, beginning today (Thursday 28th May 2009), all the way to Sunday 31st May 2009, we are holding crusades in Githurai, a town on the outskirts of our capital city, Nairobi. The crusades will be taking place from 4pm to about 7pm in the evenings.

We had been there a couple of weeks ago, and we are going to do some followup of the work that began then. We are partnering with Neema Christian Church, from Muguga, World Compassion Outreach Ministry church in Juja, and the Tumaini Community Church in Githurai.

As much prayers as can be offered are needed, and physical attendance too.

May God bless you as you partner with us in prayers.

Who do you look up to?

Last Wednesday, we held our usual staff prayers in the morning. We prayed for several things. We prayed that the Drilling Department would get contracts, that the Carvings Department would be able to do the finishing on the carvings in readiness for their sale, and that the Tent Department tents and chairs would continue to be hired and generate income for the ministry, and we thanked God for His provision of the same. You can join us as we pray for the World Mission Institute School which should be opening in June, and also for all our missionary bases, and especially our Juba Agricultural Project and building the modern university.


Erastus, the Tent Department in charge, who was leading in prayers on this Wednesday, encouraged us by reading for us Psalms 121. He said that only God will give us the desires of our hearts, and so we need to look up to Him, and not on the mountains.

Dear Friend, that is my prayer for you, that God would bring to pass the desires of your heart as you look up to Him and trust Him…and only Him, to do so.

Precious blessings!

Tent Fabrication in Process

The tent department has continued to make the metal structures for holding up the tents. This is quite some dangerous work, welding and cutting up metal. But they do it gladly, and they have been keeping at it all along, and they want to see the work completed so that the big tent can be ready for its September booking.

Smiling Children...

On Tuesday, 19th May 2009, I accompanied Mary, our Operation Hope department in charge, and we went to Donyo Sabuk, a village in the Eastern Province. Here, we visited 18 orphans, giving them shoes, school uniform, blankets, lamps, “home clothes,” and mattresses, according to the need of each one.

I must confess that it was a very heart-touching and inspiring experience for me, seeing the joy on the faces of those primary school and nursery (grade school and kindergarten) children as we visited them in their schools and homes. They expressed sheer delight and joy, and it seemed to me as though the hugs they received were life-giving. God does love them…and so do we.

We thank God for our dear partners who continually support towards these children. May God increasingly bless you and fill your homes with love.