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.

Happy New Month of August!
Today marked the first Sunday of the month. After church service, I made a special stop on my way to an event to visit a dear brother who has been unwell for a long time. In his weakness, he often struggles to find enough food to eat properly—a quiet hardship that many of our elderly and sick neighbors face daily.
Moved by compassion, I was able to share some simple but essential foodstuffs with him: sugar, milk, and bread. His face lit up with gratitude. In that moment, the gift of love God has placed in our hearts felt so real and powerful.
I thank God for the privilege of being His hands and feet— for the willingness to notice and support the needy right in our midst. And I thank you. Your prayers and faithful support make moments like this possible.
He asked me to send his warm regards and heartfelt thanks to everyone who is part of this ministry. Your kindness is felt, and it brings hope.
May the Lord continue to bless you richly as we walk together in this work of love.

Praise God!

The photo above shows Brother Oluoch and Sister Patricia Abundu, both living with disabilities. Today, they were blessed with some foodstufs and soap. They received these gifts with grateful hearts and expressed their sincere appreciation.

They are among the families we have been privileged to support through God’s grace. Brother Oluoch continues to experience severe hip pain following an accident, and we ask you to keep him in your prayers for complete healing.

Sister Patricia lives with epilepsy, a condition that has greatly affected her daily life. We also pray that the Lord will strengthen, comfort, and heal her.

Thank you for your continued prayers, encouragement, and generous support. Your kindness is making a real difference in the lives of those in need.

May God richly bless each one of you.

Praise the Lord.

Over the last few days, I have been experiencing problems with my motorcycle. It is the only means of transport I use in ministry to reach different places with the Gospel. It also enables me to deliver food and other support to widows, needy families, and students who are part of our outreach program.

As the ministry continues to grow, I pray that one day God will bless us with a motor vehicle to make this work easier and allow us to reach even more people. I believe this will come at God’s appointed time.

At the moment, I kindly ask you to remember this need in your prayers. The motorcycle requires spare parts before it can be repaired, and until then, many ministry activities have been affected.

The Bible reminds us:

“And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of His glory in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 4:19

I trust that the Lord, who has been faithful through every season, will make a way once again. Thank you for your prayers, encouragement, and continued support. May God richly bless each one of you.

As we prepare to enter the new month of August, I pray that the Lord will go before you and your family. May He grant you good health, divine protection, open doors, favor, peace, and abundant provision. May every challenge become an opportunity to witness His faithfulness. Have a blessed and fruitful new month in Jesus’ name.

Happy New Month too in advance, and may God’s grace be with you always. Amen.

Thanks and be blessed my brothers and sisters.

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Today, I thank God for giving me the opportunity to bless a widow living with a disability. Her name is Prisca, and she is a strong, faithful, and devoted member of our church.

It was a joy to see the smile on her face as she received the gift. She gave thanks to God with a grateful heart, and her joy was truly encouraging.

I pray that the Lord continues to provide so that we can keep reaching out to widows and other vulnerable members of our community. To God be all the glory. Amen.