.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.

As we welcome a new month, we thank God for the gift of life, His faithfulness, and the opportunity to begin again. Every new month brings fresh hope, new opportunities, and a chance to trust God for greater things ahead.

To all our friends, family members, supporters, students, teachers, and well-wishers, I wish you a blessed and prosperous new month. May God grant you good health, peace of mind, wisdom, favor, and success in all that you do. May every challenge you face become an opportunity for growth and every dream in your heart find fulfillment according to God’s perfect will.

This month, however, we begin with heavy hearts as we remember the students who tragically lost their lives in the fire incident at Utumishi School. As a nation, we mourn with the families, friends, teachers, and fellow students who have been affected by this heartbreaking loss.

We pray that God will comfort the grieving families and give them strength during this difficult time. May His love surround them and may they find peace even amid sorrow. We also pray for the students who survived, the school community, and all those involved in rescue and recovery efforts. May God bring healing to every wounded heart and restore hope where there is pain.

The Bible reminds us in Psalm 34:18, “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” This promise assures us that God is present even in our darkest moments.

As we step into this new month, let us continue to pray for our children, schools, teachers, and communities. Let us work together to create safe environments where every child can learn, grow, and pursue their dreams without fear.

May this month be filled with God’s protection, guidance, and blessings. May He watch over our families, provide for our needs, and lead us in paths of righteousness. And may the memories of the departed students remain a source of inspiration for us to cherish life and care for one another.

Happy New Month to everyone. May God bless you, protect you, and grant you peace throughout the month ahead.

Pastor Samuel Omolo
Spreading the Gospel of Love and Hope ❤️🙏🏾

For some time, Milverton has been sleeping on the floor after his bedding became too worn out to use. The nights have been especially difficult because of the cold, making it hard for him to rest comfortably.

I was grateful to find a small medium-sized mattress for him. I had hoped to buy a bigger one, but this was the best I could afford for now. It is a small beginning, and I trust that in the future I will be able to get a better one for him.

This support means a lot, especially as he prepares for his exams. Children need a peaceful and comfortable environment to study and rest. Situations that bring stress and hopelessness can greatly affect them during such an important season.

We still have other boys who are also in need of bedding and basic support. Please keep them in your prayers. If God provides the resources, I will continue doing my best to help them.

God bless you all for your love, prayers, and support.

Key Points and Notes About the Prayer of Jabez

Main Scripture

1 Chronicles 4:9-10

“Oh, that You would bless me indeed, and enlarge my territory, that Your hand would be with me, and that You would keep me from evil, that I may not cause pain!”

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1. Jabez Refused to Be Defined by His Past

Notes

• The name “Jabez” means pain or sorrow.
• Even though he was born in pain, he did not allow his background to control his future.
• Many young people today struggle with rejection, poverty, failure, addiction, or family problems.
• God can change your story through prayer and faith.

Lesson for Youth

• Your past does not determine your destiny.
• God can lift you beyond your limitations.

Supporting Verse

Jeremiah 29:11

“For I know the plans I have for you…”

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2. Jabez Prayed Boldly

Notes

• Jabez was not afraid to ask God for great things.
• He believed God was able to bless him.
• Many youths pray small prayers because of fear or doubt.

Lesson for Youth

• Pray with faith and confidence.
• God is not limited by your situation.

Supporting Verse

Ephesians 3:20

“Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think…”

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3. “Bless Me Indeed”

Notes

• Jabez desired God’s real blessing, not temporary happiness.
• God’s blessing brings peace, favor, wisdom, and direction.

Lesson for Youth

• Seek God’s blessing more than worldly pleasures.
• True blessing comes from God, not peer pressure.

Prayer Point

“Lord, bless my education, talents, future, and spiritual life.”

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4. “Enlarge My Territory”

Notes

• Territory means influence, opportunities, gifts, ministry, and success.
• Jabez wanted growth and progress.

Lesson for Youth

• Ask God to expand your dreams and opportunities.
• God can enlarge your:
  • Education
  • Business
  • Ministry
  • Talents
  • Leadership

Supporting Verse

Isaiah 54:2

“Enlarge the place of your tent…”

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5. “Let Your Hand Be With Me”

Notes

• God’s hand represents:
  • Protection
  • Guidance
  • Strength
  • Favor

Lesson for Youth

• Life becomes difficult without God’s direction.
• Youth need God’s hand in decisions, relationships, and future plans.

Prayer Point

“Lord, guide me in every step I take.”

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6. “Keep Me From Evil”

Notes

• Jabez understood the danger of sin and temptation.
• Youth today face many temptations:
  • Drugs
  • Sexual immorality
  • Bad company
  • Social media pressure
  • Crime

Lesson for Youth

• Prayer helps us overcome temptation.
• Stay close to God to remain spiritually strong.

Supporting Verse

Matthew 26:41

“Watch and pray, lest you enter into temptation.”

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7. God Answered Jabez

Notes

• The Bible says God granted his request.
• God listens to sincere prayers.

Lesson for Youth

• God still answers prayer today.
• Consistent prayer changes lives.

Supporting Verse

James 5:16

“The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much.”

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Important Lessons From Jabez

• Prayer can change your future.
• God can remove shame and pain.
• Youth should depend on God early in life.
• Faith-filled prayers bring results.
• God honors those who seek Him sincerely.

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Discussion Questions for Youth Fellowship

1. What challenges do youths face today that need prayer?
2. Which part of Jabez’s prayer speaks most to your life?
3. How can prayer help young people avoid evil?
4. What areas do you want God to enlarge in your life?

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Short Closing Prayer

“Lord, just as You answered Jabez, answer us today. Bless our youth, enlarge their opportunities, guide them with Your hand, and protect them from evil. Help them become strong men and women of faith. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

The countdown to the final examinations has officially begun, and the energy at Barolengo Secondary School is electric. This is the defining year for our Form Four students—the culmination of four years of hard work, late-night studying, and dedication.
To give our candidates the ultimate boost, a i rode my bike to deliver the rim papers and Revision notes to school for Milverton and Wesley in form four.

Why This Delivery Matters

The final year of secondary school can be overwhelming. Students often know what they need to study, but they don’t always have the structured resources to do it efficiently. This delivery is designed to bridge that gap in three distinct ways:

• Past Papers (The Blueprint): Practice makes perfect, but perfect practice requires the right materials. Past papers give Milverton and Wesley an exact roadmap of what to expect in the final exam. It helps them master time management, understand examiner phrasing, and conquer exam anxiety.
• Revision Notes (The Fast Track): With limited time left, digging through massive textbooks can be inefficient. These revision notes condense complex topics into digestible, high-yield summaries, making active recall and spaced repetition much easier.
• Rim Papers (The Canvas): You can’t practice for an exam just by reading. True mastery happens when pen meets paper. These writing materials ensure they can simulate real exam conditions, drafting essays, solving complex equations, and sketching diagrams without running out of resources.

A Special Shoutout to Milverton and Wesley and others.

To our Form Four champions, Milverton and Wesley: the stage is yours.

“Success isn’t given, it’s earned. And the best way to earn it is through preparation.

The Road to the Finals

As the exam date approaches, we encourage both Milverton and Wesley to create a structured study timetable, form a fierce two-man study group to quiz each other, and lean on their teachers for any clarifications.
The tools have been delivered. The foundation is laid. Now, it’s time to put in the work and bring home excellent results.
Let’s do this, Barolengo Secondary! Wish Milverton and Wesley the best of luck in the comments below! 🎓📝