..Praise the Lord.The blessings of helping and supporting widows is great.Like always the passion is still there.A widow called and said she has spent many months without taking sugar and tea.This made me feel the need to make it for them that i could manage..Today i managed to bless the few with packet of milk and sugar while always planning to gift others on Sunday at Church.They were so grateful and thanked God for the miracle..To them its not just a gift but a blessing.

God bless and thank you for the support and prayers.Sending Love from them..🥰

Today, the nation pauses to remember the 16 young girls who tragically lost their lives in the Utumishi Academy school fire.

A requiem mass will be held at Gilgil Stadium as families, friends, leaders, and Kenyans from all walks of life gather to pay their final respects. Fifteen hearses lined up at Naivasha Funeral Home this morning to transport the bodies before they are released to their families for burial.

May the young souls rest in eternal peace, and may their families find strength during this difficult time.

Prisca appreciates the gifts ..🥰

Today, I was blessed with another opportunity to reach out and support Prisca, a lady living with a disability who has been part of our community support program for some time. Life has not been easy for her, and one of her greatest challenges is that she has no one consistently available to support her needs.
Knowing the struggles she faces, I was grateful to visit her and share some foodstuffs that will help meet her immediate needs. Though the gift was simple, it brought great joy to her heart. Seeing her smile and hearing her words of gratitude reminded me that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone’s life.
Prisca was deeply thankful and praised God for the support she received. Moments like these encourage us to continue reaching out to the vulnerable members of our community, especially those who often feel forgotten and alone.
As we serve others, we are reminded that God calls us to care for those in need and to be a source of hope and encouragement. Every act of generosity, no matter how small, can bring comfort, dignity, and renewed hope.
“Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” – Galatians 6:2
Thank you to everyone who continues to pray, encourage, and support this mission of helping the needy, widows, orphans, the elderly, and persons living with disabilities. Together, we can make a lasting difference in many lives.

Today I woke up early and travelled to follow up on school fee balances for Milverton, Wesley, and Rodric at Bar Olengo Secondary School and Siaya National Polytechnic.
Like many families across Kenya know, meeting education expenses is not always easy. Apart from school fees, there are usually other charges that come up during the term such as activity fees, symposium fees, and other school requirements. These costs can easily become a burden, especially for vulnerable students.
I thank God that today I managed to clear part of the outstanding balances and also pay some of the additional funds needed this month. Although the needs are still there, I am happy that the amount owed has been reduced and the students can continue with their studies with less pressure.
Every time I visit these schools, I am reminded that education is one of the greatest gifts we can give a child. When a student stays in school, they are given an opportunity to dream, learn, and build a better future for themselves and their families.
My prayer is that Milverton, Wesley, and Rodric will remain focused on their studies and make good use of the opportunity before them. The journey is not always easy, but with God’s grace and the support of well-wishers, we continue taking one step at a time.
I sincerely appreciate everyone who prays for these students and those who support this work in one way or another. Your kindness is helping to change lives and bring hope where it is needed most.
“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9 :::

.Today, I was privileged to be a blessing to Bonface. Having experienced difficult moments in life and understanding what it means to go hungry, I have learned to empathize with those who are struggling.

Bonface currently lives alone and has no one to support him. A few days ago, he approached me asking for help, but at that time I was not in a position to assist him. I thank God that today He made it possible for me to do something that brought a smile to his face.

I was able to provide him with some basic necessities, including sugar, soap, milk, tissue paper, tea leaves, and bread. Though these may seem like simple items, they meant a lot to him. He was deeply grateful, thanked God, and expressed his sincere appreciation for the support.

As believers, we are called to care for the elderly, the vulnerable, and those in need. The Bible reminds us:

“Do not cast me away when I am old; do not forsake me when my strength is gone.” — Psalm 71:9

May we continue to be instruments of God’s love by extending a helping hand whenever we can.