We are working with a Pentacostal Evangelical Fellowship of Africa (PEFA) Church in Pastor Peter Deyah's home village.  We met with the pastors in the nearby city of Kisumu.  They took my friend, Terry and I, up a nearby mountain into a tiny village of about 40 families.  Here we found the walls that the community had built with the dream of it one day being a church.  They asked us if we could help them construct the roof of the church.  We are hoping to send a mission team to assist in this endeavor in July of 2007. If you would like to donate to this project, we welcome any contribution that you would like to make.  Or, if you would like to join our mission team to Kenya, we would love that as well. Click on the Africa Missions link on the left column to join our team. 

Kisumu Village Medical Clinic:  In this same community, there is an increasing number of widows.  Many of the men in this village have died from HIV/Aids and the widows, left to raise numerous children, are often very sick themselves and don't realize why they are sick or what it is that they have.  We spoke to the PEFA church to see what it would take to establish a medical clinic in this community.  Truly, it wouldn't take much of an effort at all.  The construction of a medical building would consist of 2 rooms approximately 12'x12' a waiting room and a patient room.  If we establish a medical clinic, we can get the medications needed to help treat and /or test people for HIV/Aids.  This is a future project that we hope to take on. 

 The community worships inside this building. Inside the walls of this church, is a metal structure with a roof, this is the temporary building for this church.