In The Field
June 14, 2021
After we left our beloved family in Kibera, we traveled to Namanga, the home of our 2 church families living there. Namanga is predominantly Masai. We met with Moses our overseer for the churches and one Matatu (taxi drivers fellowship). Moses ministers to these men and women almost every day. […]
June 11, 2021
Yesterday afternoon we returned home from our six-day journey to Kibera and Namanga. We were hot, tired, and exhausted from all the many miles down very bumpy, jostling, dirt roads, yet … our hearts were filled to the brim. It will take two or three post to cover all that […]
February 26, 2021
We were also surprised when they also brought us chickens for the Windy Hill Christian Community back home.
February 9, 2021
It begins with a young nineteen-year-old man named Sammy, drowning last week in the flooded area of Lake Nakuru within sight of our home. As plans were made for his burial, there were already signs of trouble. This young man was a leader of multiple gangs in Nakuru. While meeting with the family to discuss the burial, one of those gangs from our local area (consisting of about thirty young men) showed up in the front of his mother’s house. They began shouting and telling everyone that they would do the funeral and no one had better get in their way. They had already tried to take the body when it was first discovered in the lake, but they were stopped by the police.
February 5, 2021
Pray for the mother of this man, who during this time of grief, needs the comfort of the Holy Spirit and not the solace of unreality.
January 14, 2021
Last Sunday … was a frighteningly fruitful and bountifully busy day, yet it was filled with a lot of joy and praise. It began at 7:30 a.m. with our daughter’s testimony to over fifty female, teenage students at Timani High School. Then we were able to preach the Kingdom of […]
December 1, 2020
David and Lucy have had a rough year. Flooding, the pandemic, and the resulting loss of work has proved to be just some of the challenges they have faced during 2020.
November 23, 2020
Due to alcoholism from the illegal home brew called chan’ga, it has killed scores of people in our area just this year.