Yesterday, members of the Parents Teachers Association (PTA) met with students and teachers after the school resumed classes. The meeting followed a serious incident in which petrol and threatening messages were discovered in a teacher’s office. Some students had expressed intentions of burning the school because they felt their concerns had not been heard.

Instead of allowing fear and tension to grow, we chose dialogue. The students were given an open forum where they could speak honestly about the challenges they face. Among the issues they raised were poor quality food, harsh disciplinary practices by some teachers, and other concerns that have affected their well-being and learning environment.

As PTA members, we listened carefully and worked together with the school administration to begin finding practical solutions. We believe that open communication is the first step toward restoring trust and creating a peaceful school community.

During the meeting, I requested an opportunity to share God’s Word with the students every week so they can receive spiritual guidance, encouragement, and hope. I am grateful that the school administration welcomed this proposal. We also discovered that many students are carrying heavy personal burdens, with some struggling with depression and emotional challenges that have affected their desire to continue learning. They need not only education, but also love, hope, and people who will walk alongside them.

Please continue praying for the students in Kenya. Negative influences from outside the school continue to encourage destructive behavior, including the burning of schools. Our young people need positive role models, compassionate mentors, and communities that will stand with them during difficult times.

Another urgent need raised during our discussion was the lack of basic personal hygiene supplies for many girls. Many require sanitary pads, soap, and other essential items to help them attend school with dignity and confidence. Through our church, we have been supporting vulnerable girls where we can, and I am trusting God to extend this outreach to this school as well.

The need is significant. Nearly 400 packs of sanitary towels are required, along with other hygiene essentials. Meeting this need will require generous financial support and caring partners who believe in investing in the future of these young people.

If you would like to stand with us through prayer, encouragement, or practical support, your partnership can make a lasting difference. Together, we can help restore hope, protect the dignity of these students, and create an environment where they can learn, grow, and thrive.

Today after our church service, I was privileged to share a small act of kindness with the students in our support program. I managed to provide sanitary towels for the girls to help meet their needs for this month.

The boys had also requested boxers, but since I was not able to provide them at this time, I gifted them with pens to support their studies and upcoming examinations. It may seem like a small gesture, but at least every child received something today.

Seeing their smiles and gratitude reminded me that even the smallest gift can make a difference in someone’s life. We thank God for every opportunity to serve, encourage, and support these young people as they pursue their education and their dreams.

“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” — 1 Peter 4:10

Thank you to everyone who continues to pray for and support this ministry. Together, we are bringing hope and encouragement to the next generation.

It was a day of unimaginable sorrow for the family of Pastor Steve, his church, and the entire Christian community. What began as preparations to lay his beloved daughter to rest turned into an even greater tragedy when Pastor Steve himself was suddenly taken from us through a senseless act of violence at the hands of thugs.

Pastor Steve served faithfully as a shepherd in one of our sister churches in Randago. I had the privilege of meeting him some time ago when I was invited to minister at his church on a Sunday morning. Though our interaction was brief, his warmth, humility, and genuine love for people left a lasting impression on me. He was a man deeply committed to the work of God, passionately sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ since giving his life to the Lord in 2009.

Witnessing two coffins lying side by side from the same family was a heartbreaking sight that words can hardly describe. It was a moment filled with pain, shock, and countless unanswered questions. Such a profound loss has not only devastated his widow and two young children but has also left a deep wound in the hearts of many believers who knew and loved him.

Pastor Steve’s life was a testimony of faith, service, and dedication to God’s kingdom. He tirelessly reached out to people with the message of hope and salvation, touching many lives through his ministry. Though his earthly journey has come to an end, the impact of his service will continue to speak for generations.

During this season of overwhelming grief, we find comfort in the promises of God. The Scriptures remind us:

“The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18

As we mourn this painful loss, let us unite in prayer for Pastor Steve’s family, especially his grieving widow and young children. Let us also extend our love, support, and encouragement to them during this difficult time. May we become the hands and feet of Jesus, demonstrating His compassion and care in practical ways.

While our hearts are heavy, we hold firmly to the hope of eternal life found in Christ. Pastor Steve has finished his race and has gone to be with the Lord he faithfully served. May his legacy of faith, love, and devotion to the Gospel continue to inspire us all.

Rest in peace, Pastor Steve. Your labor in the Lord was not in vain, and your memory will forever remain in our hearts.

Once a again i was priviledged to bless Mama Gaudensia with some foodstuffs for her family.She is a widow who needs support in all aspects.She was happy and praised the Lord Jesus for the kindness .

May God bless you as we comtinue to help the widows..Many blessings to you too.

..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..🥰