Life can change in a moment. For Wilfred Oluoc, that moment came in 2018 when he was involved in a serious accident that left his leg badly broken. He underwent orthopedic surgery, and doctors fitted metal implants in his leg to help him heal and walk again. It was a difficult journey, but there was hope that with time, he would recover.

Sadly, that has not been the case.

In recent days, Wilfred’s condition has taken a painful turn. The wound from the previous surgery has developed a serious infection. There is swelling, intense pain, and pus coming from the upper part near his hip. What was once a step toward healing has now become a source of great suffering.

After seeking medical attention at Siaya Referral Hospital, Wilfred has now been referred to Nyanza Referral Hospital for specialized treatment and another surgery. This procedure is urgent and necessary to stop the infection and save his life.

But here is the hard truth.

Wilfred is not in a position to raise the required funds. He is in constant pain and cannot work. At times, he struggles even to feed himself. The burden is too heavy for him to carry alone.

As a church family, we know Wilfred not just as a patient, but as one of our own. He has worshipped with us, shared in fellowship, and stood with us in faith. Today, he needs us to stand with him.

We are therefore appealing to all well-wishers, friends, and anyone touched by this story to come alongside Wilfred in this difficult time. Any support, whether big or small, will go a long way in helping him receive the medical care he urgently needs.

The Bible reminds us in Galatians 6:2, “Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” This is our moment to live out that calling.

Let us come together in compassion and love. Let us be the hands and feet of Christ to Wilfred.

Your support can help restore not just his health, but also his hope.

Be blessed as you give.

Today was a special and emotional moment for me. I had the joy of helping Maryline receive a new school uniform.

When she first joined school, she only had a pair of second-hand uniform that had been given by a kind friend. She tried her best to use it, but deep inside she felt ashamed even to walk in public wearing it. It was difficult for her, like it is for many children who want to study but lack the basic things they need.

Today things changed. I was able to get Maryline a new school uniform so that she can go to school with confidence and dignity. I also managed to pay part of her school fee balance and bought new books for her learning.

Maryline is now in Senior School, Grade 10, and she has a bright future ahead. Seeing her smile today reminded me that sometimes a small act of kindness can restore hope in a young person’s life.

Let us continue to remember children like Maryline in our prayers and support whenever we can.

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

widow Gaudensia receiving maize

As famine hits,we are still continuing to support the needy and especially widows who cant raise enough to buy food the kids they live with..Today the blessing fell on Mama Gaudensia who received some food stuffs .She was so happy and sent her gratitude to all who have made this possible .

It means a lot to the widows,since they have to buy food on a daily basis.imagine with no source of income..May God bless you all.

Brother Oluoch

We blessed some of our members living with Disability..Brother Oluoch..needs prayers since he has been told that his leg may be amputated He had an accident in 2017 and had a surgery..Now the leg is rotting and that is the sad news he got from the doctors.We prayed for a miracle for his leg.

Sister Patricia who als has epilepsy fell and sprained her hand when she fell.She needs medicine and treatment.Please also pray for her..Others were also blessed when we gifted them some maize for food.

They were happy and said thanks to God for the gifts.God bless but please send prayers for them .They dont have money for treatment and we pray for an opening so that we can support them.

Today after our church service, we had a special moment that touched many hearts. We were blessed with the opportunity to give our youths warm jumpers to help protect them from the cold weather. It may look like a small act, but for many young people it means a lot.

These days the weather has changed across the country. The rains have been heavy, and in many places there is flooding. The cold has become stronger, especially for those who do not have warm clothing. For some families, even a simple jumper can make a big difference during this season.

Seeing the smiles on the faces of our youths reminded us that kindness, no matter how small, can bring hope. As a church, we believe in caring for one another, especially during difficult times like these. When we share what we have, we reflect the love of God to others.

Our hearts also go out to families in different parts of the country who have lost their loved ones because of the floods and harsh weather. We pray that God will comfort them and give them strength during this painful time. May He also protect those who are still facing the effects of the heavy rains.

Let us continue to stand together as a community, helping where we can and remembering those who are struggling.

The Bible reminds us:

“Let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.”
— 1 John 3:18

May God bless everyone who gives, serves, and cares for others during this season. 🙏