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Danso Widows Living with AIDS DANSO is an acronym for “Dandora Aids Network Support Organization”. Today we spent the whole day with this lovely group of widows. There were 180 widows in the room and many of them told stories of their desperate times during the last 3 years of the COVID […]
Our Lenana school is located within a slum area called Dagoretti. Dagoretti has a population of over 125,000 people and is listed in the Nairobi demographics as one of the poorest slums in the city. Several years ago, we held a huge medical camp at our school there and our doctors reported […]
KARA KIBERA KIDS SCHOOL It is always an experience to drive into the Kibera Slums. The sights the sounds and the smells are something one never experiences in our world. The slums are teaming with people walking about without smiles and looking lost in this world. There are also many young men walking around […]
I want to invite you to join us for the next 14 days as we travel through Kenya. It is my earnest hope that these daily reports will inspire you in some way to care more deeply for those who live in desperate circumstances in our world. Due to the worldwide […]
I want to thank all of you who have made contributions to help us with the critical needs in Kenya. We have been raising money for several very important things. We will be supplying our schools with $7500 worth of textbooks. Textbooks are very expensive, so our teachers have been […]
Between our two schools in the Nairobi Slums there are 24 teachers and 2 cooks. I can never mention these teachers without feeling a deep sense of gratitude and respect. All of them have a deep commitment to Jesus and by his grace, they have done outstanding work in a […]
7758 Earl Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98117 WORLDCOMP KENYA BENEFIT BANQUET A SMASHING SUCCESS Our sincere thanks to all who attended our Worldcomp Benefit Banquet this last Saturday Together we raised $133,400 and contributions are still coming in! $30,000 was given to buy a bus for our orphanage Another $20,000 […]
Dear Friends: I have recently heard that a number of people who are interested in the events of our recent trip to Kenya did not get my daily reports. I am sorry for this! It was my first time using MailChimp and two problems occurred. First I didn’t know how […]
I am up in the middle of the night with some final thoughts to share with you. As we bring our mission to a close, I want to sincerely thank all of you who have responded to this daily blog with words of encouragement for Valerie and I and our […]
For the past 9 years we have done free medical camps all over Kenya. We have set up camp some of the poorest villages of Kenya. We have done camps without electricity or water. Rarely do we see less than 600 people in a day. Most often it is between […]
