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   We received this prayer request from our dear Sister Susan in Kenya Nov. 15,2010. Please join me in prayer for this blessed child. Our God is the same yesterday, today and forever and by His Word this child will be healed. I pray it so. Please leave your prayer and encouragement in the [ Add Your Message Box ] which you will find above by Sister Susan's letter of introduction. What an awesome privilege we have to pray for one another. Thank you for joining us in prayer. May heaven be bombarded with petitions for this little one. Love, Sheila


Dear Sister Sheila

The Photo attached photo is for a girl aged 8 years old and she comes from a very poor family of a Single mother with 6 other children ages between 18 years and 3 weeks old..respectively.The mother and her children joined our church three months ago and we have discovered that they are extremely poor.

The Child on the Photo needs a divine healing, or operation to remove the growth which if left un attended,will grow then the Child's future is doomed.. Please pray i know when you pray something happens. None of the children goes to school, we are trying our best to assist where we can.

May the Lord Bless you.

Susan.

Hi Sister Sheila,

Receive a photo of Paul Musyoka at home with a Red T. Shirt and with him is John.

John is our house help for the last eight years. His mother gave us John when he was very young and he had very bad behaviours. He joined himself to a naughty group of boys and refused to go to school. He smoked cigarates and drank alcohol and ran away from his home.

When John came to stay with us it was very hard changing his character to become a good boy. Once in a while he could take our money and bought himself cigarate to smoke. My husband and I prayed for him and agreed to accept Christ as his personal Saviour. We told him we were willing to take him to school and he completely refused. Naturally, John is a talented boy and he grew and changed in behaviour. Pastor Paul was so encouraged and two years ago he took him to a friend of his who has a driving school and requested him to let John learn how to drive even too he could not read and write. He agreed to do that and John now can drive and he managed to obtain a Driving Licence. He helps us in small errands to drive.

When Paul joined us this year in March and we took him to School, John decided that he also wanted to learn. He is twenty three years old and could not read and write. So we had to engage a kindergarden teacher to give him tuition at home everyday for one and a half hours. John now can write his name, can speak english, can read and most of all can read his bible.

John also knows how to play Keyboard and a bass guitar and once in a while in mini meetings in the church he plays.

These boys are a blessing to us. When you come to Kenya, you will meet them, they are part of my family members.

Thank you sister,

In-Christ,

Susan. 



I would like to share with you a testimony of Paul Musyoka 20 yrs old. Paul came to Nakuru through us in the year 2008. In Africa because of poverty rate, many families cannot afford to take their children to school. A friend of ours requested us to get her somebody to work as a houseboy in her house. We requested our relative in our rural home to help us get somebody and that's when Paul Musyoka was brought our way.

We did not know much about Paul'background. When Rev. Glady took him to work at her home she discovered that Paul hae gone to school upto Grade 2 in high School (Form 2) and dropped out because of school fees. Rev. Gladys owns a school and in 2009 she decided to put him back to school. Paul had to repeat Form 2 because the standard of education in rural is lower than in Urban towns. He completed Form 2 in 2009 and in 2010 he went to Form 3 in 1st Term and Paul and I decided to bring Paul to our home to stay with us and we changed the School for him and Paul is now completing Form 3 by the end of this month and next year He will be completing his high School studies.

Paul is a great blessing to us. We do pay his school fees and take care of him fully. He loves the Lord and he is a very active member of our church teen dancers (GCC Dancers).

Paul testified with his own mouth to people that he has seen God in his life. He says he had lost hope in life and he never knew one day he would go back to school and learn. He believes that one day He will be a blessing to his very poor parents. He has one brother and one sister and he always prayers that they will also learn. He is a very bright boy and there is great hope for his future. Through our church, Paul has become a lively boy, and easily interacting with others. He helps to clean the church on Saturdays with other boys. Boys of his age actually are through with University but because of his background, there was a great delay, but we have hope and faith that he will make it. My husband and I are so proud of Paul.

May God bless you we shall continue to share many things. Say hi to your husband and friends.

Much love.

Susan.