| Huruma Ministries Dedicated to Empowering Struggling Churches in Kenya |
Currently we are working with two very different, yet profoundly powerful, pastors and churches.
May we introduce to you:
May we introduce to you:
| Pastor Isaiah Joyland Christian Centre located in the Kibera slums |
| Click here to learn more about Isaiah & Abigael and their ministry in the Kibera Slums Click here to learn more about our ministry with Joyland Christian Centre |
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| Pastor Jobson Kiangwachi (Sweet Potato) Church located in the Upcountry |
| Don and Kathy with Isaiah, Abigael and their children Wilken and Esther |
| Don with Pastor Jobson when we visited his home |
| Click here to learn more about the Upcountry and the Sweet Potato Church and their ministry |
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| Click here to learn the answer to our most commonly asked question: If they're so poor, then why do they dress so well? |
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In the fall of 2010, we had the opportunity to visit and minister in many churches in the Nairobi, Kenya area. We were so
profoundly touched by our experience that upon our return we began Huruma Ministries, now a non-profit corporation.
Huruma is a Swahili word meaning both mercy and compassion. As we ministered in these churches, we were able to
feel both the mercy and compassion of the Lord for all that were being reached and ministered to. It is our goal to
minister that same mercy and compassion in His Name. However, it is not our goal to do the ministry as much as it is to
empower the churches to do the ministry they were called to do.
profoundly touched by our experience that upon our return we began Huruma Ministries, now a non-profit corporation.
Huruma is a Swahili word meaning both mercy and compassion. As we ministered in these churches, we were able to
feel both the mercy and compassion of the Lord for all that were being reached and ministered to. It is our goal to
minister that same mercy and compassion in His Name. However, it is not our goal to do the ministry as much as it is to
empower the churches to do the ministry they were called to do.
