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.

As I shared in my previous post about our appeal for sanitary pads for the girls at Bar Olengo Secondary School, I am grateful to God for His faithfulness. By His grace, we have been able to receive an additional 96 pieces toward our target of 200.

The school administration and the girls expressed their heartfelt appreciation for this support. Seeing their joy and hope reminds us that every contribution, no matter how small, makes a real difference in a young girl’s life.

We continue to trust God for more support so that we can meet the remaining need and ensure every girl has access to this essential item.

Thank you to everyone who has supported this initiative through prayers, donations, and encouragement. May God richly bless you all.

Today we met with the school administration to receive a progress report on the academic performance of students following the examinations they completed last week after returning from the school holidays.

During our previous visit, we also took time to understand the concerns that had led some students to threaten to burn the school. We listened carefully to both the students and the administration, and I am grateful to report that significant progress has been made. Several of the major concerns raised have now been addressed, creating a more peaceful and conducive learning environment.

One of the highlights of the day was the school’s recognition of outstanding academic performance. The administration presented gifts to the best performing students in Forms Three and Four as a way of appreciating their hard work and encouraging them to continue striving for excellence.

Seeing students rewarded for their dedication is a reminder that recognizing effort motivates others to work harder and inspires a culture of excellence within the school. I congratulate all the award recipients and encourage every student to remain focused, disciplined, and committed to achieving their academic goals.

I also commend the school administration, teachers, parents, and all stakeholders for working together to resolve challenges and create an environment where every learner has the opportunity to succeed. Let us continue supporting our young people as they prepare for a brighter future.

Today my heart is filled with gratitude to God as we reached an important milestone in our mission to support vulnerable students.

Some time ago, the administration of Bar Olengo Secondary School made an appeal for sanitary pads to help their girls stay in school with dignity. After hearing their request, I prayed that God would open doors for support so that we could make a meaningful contribution.

I am thankful to share that, by God’s grace, we were able to provide sanitary pads to all the Form Four girls who were present at the school. Witnessing the genuine need reminded me that many young girls continue to face challenges that affect both their comfort and their education. Every contribution, no matter how small, helps restore hope and confidence.

In addition, we continued supporting Rodric by clearing part of his outstanding fee balance at Siaya National Polytechnic. We also purchased some essential clothing for him and repaired his bicycle, which is his primary means of transport to and from college. These practical needs play an important role in helping him continue his studies without unnecessary obstacles.

I give all the glory to God for making this possible. My sincere appreciation goes to everyone who has prayed, encouraged, and supported this journey. Your kindness is changing lives one step at a time.

Please continue to keep this ministry in your prayers as we strive to reach more students, widows, and vulnerable families with the love of Christ.

“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