About Kenya

Kenya, a country in East Africa famed for its scenic landscapes and vast wildlife preserves. Its Indian Ocean coast provided historically important ports by which goods from Arabian and Asian traders have entered the continent for many centuries. Along that coast, which holds some of the finest beaches in Africa, are predominantly Muslim Swahili cities such as Mombasa, a historic center that has contributed much to the musical and culinary heritage of the country.

 Sustainable Farming

In the village of Funyula, Pastor Samson is supporting his family as well as orphans and jajjas through a simple garden of Maize (corn). His desire is to purchase two more acres to plant more Maize, allowing him to send more orphans to school and to care for more of the elderly in his village.  Oxen and a plow, as well as livestock, would also help Pastor Samson in his mission to bring the kingdom of heaven to earth.

Sustainable farming not only helps pastors raise up fathers who can provide for their families, but most importantly, it enables them to both plant — and harvest — the seeds of the gospel.

Microloans

Many parents in Africa struggle to make ends meet, not because they don’t work hard enough — they work sunup to sundown, trying to sell fuel or purchasing a few items from the market to sell in their village, or doing neighbors’ washing, or selling whatever food they grow in their garden — but because they don’t receive fair wages or fair opportunities.

In an effort to assist one another with their businesses, Pastor Samson and the members of his congregations have joined together the little they have to help each other through a microfinance program.