It seems to me that to really experience how people in Kenya are infected and affected by HIV/AIDS you need to do two things – make a...

It is almost impossible to tell you about the GOA Children’s Conference but I really want to try.. I hope you will read this update and...

I thought you would enjoy knowing Beth Casey called after reading the update to speak with Charles. The children helped me find him in...

We are at the National GOA Children’s Conference – where everyone is a servant. There are 450 children here from all over the country of...

Kimberly, Lorri and I arrived safely iin Kenya. Some of the Partners for Care staff and Pastor Matthew had gone to Nyrahruru to buy the...

Tomorrow (Thursday) we will be gathering at Mt. Pisgah Church at 6:30 pm to pray for this upcoming trip to Kenya. The team members...

Click on the link below to view pictures from the opening of Maggie’s School. Blessings, Connie http://web.mac.com/partnersforcare/Site_1...

David and I are on our way home. The trip was a blessing. Also I hope all of you are all coming to the Milele concert this Saturday night...

Dedication of Maggie’s School This trip to dedicate Maggie’s School almost didn’t happen. Everything was difficult about going to Lodwar...

A blessing in the desert Laban asked before we left Nairobi if we could take 45 nets to a children’s home in the desert between Kitale...

Going deeper in children’s ministry As part of the going deeper under the direction of Bishop David the Partners for Care/GOA leaders are...

Today was a very good day here in Kenya. The worship team had been asked to do praise and worship for an event hosted by the Youth...

Everyday the Bishop is receiving call that the people including the pastors in the Turkana, Samburu and Marsabit regions are without...

Today we visited the GOA church here in Mombasa. We met Pastor Jack and his wife Winnie, their small boy and Betty who helps them with...

Yesterday God taught me a great lesson. You can hear a person’s story but until you go see the story you really never know, you can never...

The Reach-a-Million team under the direction of SN Njuguna completed the four-day tournament in Kibera slum. The 18 men and 4 women teams...

This is an update of some encouragement and some discouragement. First encouragement – Paul and Elizabeth, Partners for Care nurses went...

This update is about the worst and the best about life. About disease, the worst, and about the best those who help those with disease....

The Partners for Care staff made progress the last four days toward their goal of Reaching a Million with the message of HIV/AIDS...

I have returned to Kenya. This is a special trip as I will go to the “ends of the earth” (at least one of them) and cut the ribbon...