It has been a three weeks holiday when our students went home to rest for second term.But finaly they are now getting back to continue learning for the last and final term.

Many others will also join College for the first semester ..Am happy that today after church i was priviledged to bless 30 students with pens and pencils for writing.It may seem simple but believe me there are many who find it difficult to afford even that 1 pen.I am praying for a plan to support 1000 students with pens in the future every term.Otherwise the needs are many,this week we will see many sent back for fees,others wont have shoes,books or even pads for girls..Please join us in the work to make a child smile.Many blessings to keep praying for candidates too since they are going to sit for the final exams this term.

This mzee was a good man..I knew him through his orphaned grandson at Uradi Mr

Onyango .Where i was shocked that despite his difficult life of a widower he still had faith strong enough.Am happy to have contributed someway like blankets and beddings to support him.He finaly rested in Peace on Saturday 15 th Aug 2026 and i learnt that he will be laid to rest on 5th September 2026.

I pray for his Grandson who is now a total orphan .May God help him come through and open ways for them.

Rip Till we meet again .

Praise God,the above photo is of widow Gaudencia Awuor and below is of Patricia Abundu & Priscah Odhiambo.Each of them received a kilo of Sugar.They highly appreciated.It was a sunday and many have not taken sugar for quite sometime..They truly felt that God had blessed them.Besides being blessed by the word of God,they were also blessed with gifts ..Am so humbled and grateful too for the blessing.
Every blessings.

Recently, I came across a situation that touched my heart deeply. I noticed that some of the widows we have been supporting had children who did not have proper clothes and shoes. Seeing their needs brought a deep sense of concern and compassion to my heart.

I could not simply look away.

I felt strongly in my spirit that I should do something with what I already had. There was a bundle of clothes and shoes that I had been keeping in my house, and I felt that it was time to give them to those who needed them. I also managed to buy shoes for some of the boys whose shoes had become worn out.

What brought me so much joy was seeing that the widows, their children, and three other boys were able to benefit from this simple act of kindness.

Sometimes, we may think that what we have is too little to make a difference. But in God’s hands, even something small can become a blessing to someone in need. A pair of shoes, a piece of clothing, a meal, a prayer, or simply showing someone that they are not forgotten can bring hope and restore dignity.

This experience reminded me that serving God is not always about doing something big. Sometimes, it is simply responding when He places a need before us and gives us the opportunity to help.

I am truly grateful to everyone who is gradually standing with us in the work God has entrusted to us. Thank you for supporting this ministry through your prayers, encouragement, and whatever you are able to give. Every act of kindness, no matter how small, helps us continue reaching widows, orphans, and vulnerable children.

We may not be able to meet every need, but together we can make a difference in someone’s life.

Thank you for standing with us. May the Lord continue to bless you, provide for you, and use you as a blessing to others.

“And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.” — Hebrews 13:16

Sending gratitude and love from them ..

With just two weeks remaining before schools reopen on 25th August, our home is filled with excitement and hope. The new school term marks an important season for all our students, especially those preparing for national examinations. We thank God for His faithfulness in providing what they need as they continue their education.

Over the past few days, we have been preparing each student for a successful return to school. We were able to purchase essential school supplies, including exercise books, pens, rulers, shoe polish, socks, and new shoes for those whose old pairs had worn out. These items may seem simple, but they make a big difference in helping students begin the term with confidence and dignity.

This final term is especially significant because several of our students will be sitting for important examinations that will shape the next stage of their academic journey.

Milverton and Wesley are in Form 4 and are preparing for the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations. These exams represent the culmination of four years of secondary education, and they have been studying diligently in anticipation of this important milestone.

Usher is in Grade 9 and will be sitting for the Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) as he completes junior school. We are proud of his commitment and determination as he prepares for this important transition.

Rodric is continuing his studies in college, where he is pursuing an ICT course and has now progressed to Module 4. It is encouraging to see him gaining practical skills that will help build a brighter future.

As they prepare to return to school, we ask our friends, supporters, and partners to remember these students in prayer. Pray that God will grant them wisdom, good health, peace of mind, and success in their studies and examinations. Pray also that they will remain focused, disciplined, and confident throughout the term.

We are deeply grateful to everyone who continues to support our ministry. Your generosity helps ensure that these young people have the resources they need to pursue their education and their dreams. Every notebook, every pair of shoes, and every word of encouragement is an investment in their future.

As the new term begins on 25th August, we look forward with hope and expectation. We believe that with God’s guidance and the continued support of caring friends, our students are well prepared for the challenges ahead.

Thank you for walking this journey with us. Together, we are helping to build brighter futures, one student at a time.