The cold season is here again. The mornings are misty, the evenings are long, and the nights feel even colder than usual. As adults, we can layer up, find a sweater, or pull an extra blanket over ourselves. But for many children, especially those from struggling families, that option is not always there.

In our children’s ministry at church, I have seen this reality with my own eyes. Some of the little ones come to church shivering. A few have only one light sweater. Others do not even have proper bedding at home to keep them warm at night. It is painful to think that while the cold passes for some of us as a normal season, for others it becomes a time of discomfort and even sickness.

This week, I was able to buy 20 warm clothing pieces to be shared with the needy children in our ministry. It may not seem like much, but to a child who has been sleeping without enough covering, it means comfort. It means warmth. It means someone cares.

When we hand out these clothes, we are not just giving fabric. We are giving love in action. We are reminding these children that they are seen and valued. We are showing them the heart of Christ in a simple, practical way.

Many families are going through hard times. Some parents struggle to provide even food, let alone warm clothes or good blankets. During this cold season, the need is real. If you are able to help in any way, whether through clothes, bedding, or prayers, you can make a difference in a child’s life.

Let us not ignore the cold around us. Let us respond with warm hearts. Even a small act of kindness can bring great comfort to a child who needs it most.

This Sunday after Church service, we continued the work of blessing our widows.
What may look like a small gift to some people means so much to them. To these dear mothers, it is not just food. It is a reminder that God has not forgotten them. It is a sign of love, care, and hope.
Their joy was clear. They were deeply grateful, and their smiles said more than words ever could. Moments like these remind us why this work matters.
Many families are struggling with hunger right now. Times are hard, and even a simple food package can make a real difference. When we give, we are not just meeting a physical need. We are sharing God’s love in a practical way.
Thank you to everyone who continues to stand with us in supporting widows and vulnerable families. Every act of kindness counts.

Praise the Lord.Today i was privileged to go to college to pay  some fee balance for Rodric at Siaya National polytechnic.He is studying Ict and is on his second Module.

later ,i also went to Barolengo senior school where i paid some amount to reduce the balance for Milverton and wesley in Form 4 and Maryline who joined at Grade 10.They are now learning without fear of being sent home for this term.Though they still need stationery .

May God bless you for the support.

Already students had reported but some were not lucky to get money for joining.Peter is one of them who had lost hope since his  Mother is unable to support him to join grade 10.

I had seen the plight of the boy and promised to support him through the mother.I wasnt able to raise much today  but i managed to donate some books for him for now to join.Hopefully i will support again with fees if God blesses me with finances this month.Please pray for many students who are still struggling to join when others are already in class.

Praise the Lord..It’s a blessing to be in a new brand new month of February 2026 ..And especially because it has fallen on Sunday.

As always,we bless our ladies with Sanitary pads.And am glad the Good Lord Jesus has made it possible.After church service,i managed to share with them and even send to those who were not present.

May your month be filled with blessings from our Lord Jesus.