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WORLDCOMP KENYA RELIEF INTERNATIONAL www.worldcompkenya.com Greetings from Richard and Valerie Vicknair and the Worldcomp Family in Kenya and in the US: Valerie and I are making plans at this very moment to head back to Kenya in February and March. We and our Kenya team will be hosting an 8 […]
FIGHTING EBOLA OR HIDING FROM IT? Richard Vicknair We need to pray passionately for God’s intervention in the Ebola crisis, but we also need to pray for our own nation. And not just that we would be saved from the virus; we need to pray that we, who have the […]
A Friendly Reminder From Your Friends at Worldcomp Kenya Relief Kenya Night This Friday Night At 7pm Westside Church Auditorium 7758 Earl Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98117 We have some very special things planned for this Kenya night so we hope you can join us. Aside from reports on our […]
ON MY LAST DAY IN KENYA Last night we stood in a circle and sang an old song. “Bind us together Lord, bind us together with cords that cannot be broken”. As we sang I remembered that I was the one who introduced this song to Kenya at the Social […]
DO I HAVE A STORY TO TELL! Many of you know I am a diabetic. Just before we left camp last evening I took an insulin shot because my blood sugar was a bit high. Little did I know that we would be caught in a traffic jam for over […]
GETTING PAST THE CONFUSION Setting up for a large camp is quite a chore. We arrived early to get the rooms ready. Today in our Mwiki Camp we have the largest group of medical professionals we have ever had. I’d say there are 70 or more. There are also a […]
LOVING OUR ORPHANS “Pure religion and undefiled before God is to visit orphans in their affliction” James 1:27 We spent the day today with our orphans at our Worldcomp Home of Grace. I have been privileged to see, first hand, the profound transformation of their lives. They came to us […]
DAY TWO IN THE KAYOLE AREA Kayole is located in the extreme Eastern part of Nairobi. It’s a real chore just to get here. For years it has been a place where people went if they had no other place to go. The majority of the residents are squatters. There […]