StoneHouse Fellowship Of Churches
October 14, 2021
One of our favorite house-church leaders is Kioni and his wife. He and his family oversee two house churches. We visited his home church last Sunday and it was delightful. Kioni is one of our disciples making disciples and was himself trained by one of our disciples, our brother Robert. […]
October 4, 2021
The Church of Miti Mingi gathered in our Pavilion yesterday for a day of celebration. Their children’s ministry was also present. There was singing, dancing, a baptism, and even a movie about the life of Christ from the Jesus Film Project. Njirogi, Gilbert, and Caleb (Jame’s son) presided over everything. […]
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 […]
May 28, 2021
In our previous post, we spoke of a 95+ year old woman who just amazed us. She still does. Her name is Mary and she really is 95+ years old. A few weeks ago Robert, the overseer of her home church met with her and her relatives. There had some […]
March 9, 2021
Sunday morning we had a great discussion with twenty questions the fifty young women (and two of our young men) had compiled.
February 26, 2021
We were also surprised when they also brought us chickens for the Windy Hill Christian Community back home.
January 18, 2021
Last weekend, Robert, Njeroge, Cynthia, Yiskah and I took a three day visit to our churches in Kericho County. The three hour journey from Nakuru was so beautiful. Kericho is famous for its delicious coffee and tea. The first few pictures are of the tea plantations scattered through the countryside. […]