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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 […]
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 […]
Took a break from blogging yesterday due to extreme exhaustion. I am feeling my age, but believe me we are having the time of our lives. It’s just one amazing event after another. As usual the stuff that is happening in the sidebar is more incredible than stuff on our […]
Tis the Night Before Christmas When Worldcomp Kenya Relief Takes an Offering to Feed Children in the Slums of Kenya For the past 11 years we have been feeding 700 children who live in absolute poverty in the slums around Nairobi. Our annual budget for this project is $25,000 and […]
The other day when we visited our Kibera Kids Center, we took a tour of the new second floor of the school. It was paid for by one of our donors. I was in one of the classrooms and on the blackboard were the words of a song written by […]
KENYA TEAM TRIP DAY 3 EMOTIONAL OVERLOAD If you come to Kenya you will, no doubt, have an experience like we had today. A day of complete physical, mental and emotional overload. First we visited our Kara Kibera Kids School, then we visited our Lenana School and finally we visited […]
WorldComp Kenya Relief International’s SOMEBODY CARES CAMPAIGN I listened to an ad for a local mission which said “$1.89 will one provide a meal for a homeless person in the city of Seattle.” Well, that same $1.89 will provide a healthy meal for 17 hungry children in the slums of […]
Tears were flowing down my face as I walked into the Kibera Children’s Center to the joyful singing of children. I couldn’t stop crying for the next 10 minutes. I must’ve looked like the leaking “Mzungu” (white man). Every Christmas Eve, for the past 7 years, at Westside church, I […]
We are now at the last day of our current “Tour of Duty” in Kenya. These last two months have surely been a battle, but “the sufferings of this present world are not worthy to be compared with the glory that has been revealed.” On three different occasions we were […]
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 […]
