Praise the Lord .. Today, I went to pay school fees for the students, and I’m grateful that I was able to help them get back to their studies.
Rodrick is at Siaya National Polytechnic, where he is doing his fourth module in ICT. He had an outstanding fee balance and had been sent home. I’m thankful that I was able to settle it and get him back to school. There was only a small amount left, but he also has another important need. He needs a laptop for his ICT studies. I’m praying and hoping to include this in the programme for next year.
Usher is in Grade 9, and this is his final term before he sits his final exams in October. He had also been sent home because of school fees, but thankfully, after making the payment, he was able to return to school.
Milverton and Wesley are also candidates this year and will be sitting their KCSE exams in October. This is an important season for all of them, and I’m doing everything I can to make sure that financial difficulties do not discourage them or take away their focus from their studies.
There are still many needs. They need school fees, uniforms, food, books, and other things that may seem small but are very important to a student. Usher also still needs a calculator for his studies.
I’m grateful for every person who stands with these young people, whether through prayer, encouragement, or support. My desire is simple: to help them remain in school, stay focused, and have the opportunity to build a better future.
Please keep Rodrick, Usher, Milverton, and Wesley in your prayers, especially as they continue with their studies and prepare for their exams in October.
I may not be able to meet every need at once, but I’m trusting God and doing what I can, one step at a time.
Today, after the service at Salvation Gospel Church, we had the privilege of gifting sanitary towels to girls in the community. The girls received the gifts with so much gratitude and joy. What may seem like a simple gift can make a meaningful difference in a young girl’s life. Access to sanitary towels helps girls maintain proper menstrual hygiene, feel more comfortable and confident, and continue participating in school, church, and everyday activities without unnecessary worry. We are grateful for the opportunity to show these girls that they are seen, valued, and cared for. ❤️ A small gift can restore dignity, bring confidence, and remind someone that they are not forgotten.
A new month is more than a change on the calendar. It is another reminder that God is still with us, still faithful, and still able to bring light into places that seem dark.
There are seasons when life feels overwhelming. We may face financial struggles, sickness, loss, family difficulties, uncertainty about the future, or situations that seem completely beyond our control. In such moments, it can be difficult to see a way forward.
Yet Scripture gives us a hope that is deeper than circumstances.
«“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope.” Romans 15:13»
Hope When Times Are Difficult
Biblical hope is not simply wishing that things will get better. It is confidence in God even when we cannot see what tomorrow holds.
When circumstances change, God does not.
When people disappoint us, God remains faithful.
When our strength is exhausted, His grace is sufficient.
When we cannot see the way forward, He is still leading us.
The prophet Jeremiah spoke to people living through a very difficult season, yet he declared:
«“Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.” Lamentations 3:22–23»
What a powerful reminder for a new month. We do not have to carry yesterday’s disappointments into today’s possibilities. God’s mercies are new every morning.
Where Do We Find Hope?
Hope is found in God’s presence.
You may not know what September will bring, but you can know who will walk with you through it.
God does not promise that we will never experience difficult days. He promises that He will never abandon His children.
Hope is found in God’s promises.
When fear speaks loudly, return to God’s Word. His promises give us something firm to stand upon when everything around us feels uncertain.
Hope gives us strength to keep going.
Sometimes faithfulness simply means taking the next step.
Children receiving pens with a smile..High school students too received pens.
It has been a three weeks holiday when our students went home to rest for second term.But finaly they are now getting back to continue learning for the last and final term.
Many others will also join College for the first semester ..Am happy that today after church i was priviledged to bless 30 students with pens and pencils for writing.It may seem simple but believe me there are many who find it difficult to afford even that 1 pen.I am praying for a plan to support 1000 students with pens in the future every term.Otherwise the needs are many,this week we will see many sent back for fees,others wont have shoes,books or even pads for girls..Please join us in the work to make a child smile.Many blessings to keep praying for candidates too since they are going to sit for the final exams this term.
This mzee was a good man..I knew him through his orphaned grandson at Uradi Mr
Onyango .Where i was shocked that despite his difficult life of a widower he still had faith strong enough.Am happy to have contributed someway like blankets and beddings to support him.He finaly rested in Peace on Saturday 15 th Aug 2026 and i learnt that he will be laid to rest on 5th September 2026.
I pray for his Grandson who is now a total orphan .May God help him come through and open ways for them.
