Jeremiah
Yesterday, we made our way to the Shikusa boys detention center. It’s the largest juvenile detention in Kenya, housing some 384 boys between the ages of 15-17. WorldComp has made a significant investment here over the years providing mattresses, beds, a basketball sport court, as well as medical care. The […]
It’s the final day of the Shinyalu medical camp and I have one more inspiring story to share. One of the most common problems here in this village is poor eyesight. Really, it’s not any more prevalent than anywhere else in the world; there is simply no access to a […]
Today was a very difficult day in Shinyalu. We saw things that cannot be unseen. We experienced things that will leave a lasting impression on our minds of the great needs here among the people of Kenya. Dr. George Matimbai (our head doctor for WorldComp medical camps) tells me these […]
Our week in Nairobi was incredible, but we are pressing on to Western Kenya for the second medical camp of our trip, and to honor our great friend Simeon Obayo on his 50th wedding anniversary and retirement from ministry. Our first stop was Kakamega PEFA church for Sunday morning worship. […]
Before we left the job site we decided to go next door to pray for the old grandmother from which Simeon and Mary Obayo purchased the land. She has a large tumor on her left foot that has now turned cancerous and she is in a lot of pain. As […]
My heart is so full! Today we had our 3rd Annual Network Partners Conference. Last night there was a powerful rainstorm that caused flooding all over the city of Nairobi. Buildings were knocked down by the force of raging waters moving through all parts of the city. This morning there […]
Announcing WorldCOMP Kenya Relief International’s 2016 Medical Camps Kenya East Africa This year’s Medical Camps are scheduled for August 12th – 25th. Our medical teams will start in Nairobi and finish up in Kakamega in Western Kenya. Looking for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, dentists, eye care specialists, or any trained medical […]
Yesterday we had a visit with our doctor, here in Nairobi. His name is Dr. Chunge. He is a brilliant Christian doctor who is now making personal sacrifices to start a medical school in Kakamega. Somehow we got on the subject of the Kenyan culture and he told me a […]
Have you ever had low expectations for an event that turned out to be one of the most significant things that has ever happened? Valerie and I both entered the Pastors’ Conference in Kakamega with low expectations. A married couples’ seminar for Luya pastors and their wives is always a […]
Kenya is a male dominated society; it has been for hundreds of years. Most men only know one way of relating to their wives. They are bullies! Women complain about this in private, but most of them grudgingly accept the situation as it is. To fight back, women don’t tell […]
