widows receiving food stuffs.

Praise God!
In the photo above, from left, are Widow Sabina Gombe and Widow Margate Imbaya. Each received a kilogram of sugar and a packet of milk. The remaining items will be distributed later.

It is a blessing to give hope, even when life feels heavy. Truly, sharing is caring. The widows smiled with genuine gratitude, and I could see appreciation shining from deep within their hearts.

“Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and He will reward them for what they have done.” — Proverbs 19:17

As we step into this new month of October 2025, may God fill your home with peace, your hands with provision, and your heart with joy. May it be a month of answered prayers, renewed strength, and divine favor.

Blessings to you all.

The work we began has now reached another important stage, and we are almost at completion. Very soon, Mama Rose will have a proper latrine and bathroom to use—something she has been in great need of for a long time.

For the past two years, she has relied on an old latrine that was badly damaged by heavy rains. It became so unsafe that worms were coming out of the pit, and the 20-foot hole posed a real danger to anyone using it. No one should have to live with such risk and indignity.

That is why I felt compelled to step in and help construct a new facility for her. This will not only restore her dignity but also protect her health and safety.

I am deeply grateful for all of you who support widows like Mama Rose in different ways through this program. Your generosity continues to make a lasting impact. Please keep standing with us in this journey.

As the Bible reminds us: “Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress…” (James 1:27).

May God bless you richly, wherever you are.

With many blessings,

Pastor Sam

I noted with so much pain that Merryline  was walking on torn shoes as shown.Her grandma was trying to repair them imagine.so i asked God to bless me so that i could buy ber new shoes.As shown,we went with her to the place and bought her a new pair.

Merryline is in Grade 9 and i also help sort out her fee balance.She is gonna sit for her final exams this year.Just in a few months.She needs support in many ways.Am glad i managed to do my part but i will continue to help when she needs more.

As the schools were opening,there was a need for the students to clear fees.I had to follow up and pay some for students in various institutions ..

The students are (Merryline of grade 9 who is a  candidate at Bar olengo junior secondary school,Lawrence of Grade 5 at Awelo primary school,Eunice in form 2 at Kipasi secondary school ,Wesley and milverton both in Form 3  at Bar olengo secondary school,Usher of Grade 8 at Bar olengo school and finally admitted Rodric to Siaya National polytechnic where he will be studying ICT.)

They had been sent home for fee balances but i talked with the teachers to give us time but i  managed to pay some amount.Note also that this is the last term where candidates will be sitting for their Exams and i would wish that no student stays at home.

I trust all will be well.Please help us pray for candidates .

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Spreading the Love of Christ Through Giving

After our church service today, I felt deeply moved to reach out to some of our members who are living with disabilities and facing daily challenges. With a joyful heart, I was able to bless them with sugar, milk, and other food items—simple gifts, yet filled with the love of Christ.

In the photo above:

Patriciah Abundu is courageously living with epilepsy.

Francis Oluoch continues to persevere after losing the use of his right hand in an accident years ago.

Widow Seline Rapala stands as a testimony of resilience and faith despite her struggles.

Their gratitude was evident, and their smiles reminded me that even the smallest acts of kindness can bring hope and encouragement. This simple gesture is not just about food, but about showing that they are seen, loved, and valued.

As a church family, we remain committed to walking alongside the less privileged, offering not only material support but also the assurance of Christ’s love. Our prayer is that such acts of compassion will continue to grow, touching more lives and strengthening our community in faith.

“Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” – Matthew 25:40

Many blessings to all who support and pray for this ongoing work of love.