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Cell Life Church Kenya is a group of churches and cell sites in western Kenya in the villages surrounding Mumias, Kenya. It is lead by Rev. Martin Indakwa and his wife Rev. Patricia Indakwa. God is moving mightily in Kenya and you can help.
Cell Life Church International has sent ministry teams twice to visit the Indakwas and minister alongside them in Kenya. We have sent teachers and preachers to train pastors and church leaders. We have also brought resources to help fight malaria, feed widows and orphans, and deal with parasites. And we have helped them purchase seed and fertilizer for crops and purchase farm animals like chickens and goats.
Rural Kenya has many needs. Most homes have mud walls and dirt floors. Most do not have electricity or running water. In fact, clean water is a real need in rural Kenya. Many have to walk miles to get water each day.
Despite all the challenges, the church in Kenya is growing. The great news about that is there are more people willing to help others. That’s where we come in. We are trying to find sustainable ways to help the church in Kenya grow and become self-sustaining. You can help with this too. By giving to one or more of the opportunities below you can help us help Pastors Martin and Patricia make a huge difference in Kenya.
Our team is returning to Western Kenya to teach pastors and lead a Vacation Bible School…
Pure and genuine religion in the sight of God the Father means caring for orphans and widows in their distress and refusing to let the world corrupt you. – James 1:27
This June, Pastors Brian and Ron are returning to Mumias, Kenya and bringing Pastor Kelly with them! They will be conducting a Pastors Conference, encouraging church leaders, helping orphans and widows, and providing resources for malaria and typhoid medication. They will also be preaching to area church leaders, families, and the local church.
With much anticipation, Pastor Martin Indakwa is preparing Cell Life Church Kenya for our arrival. He has requested that we bring eye glasses. Many people in the surrounding villages are experiencing headaches and other side effects from not being able to see clearly and do not have access to eye doctors.
In recent months, the local church has lost several church members to malaria and typhoid. The need for clean water is great. It is our hope to assess the water situation during this trip and start working to help remedy the situation in the future.
The cost of this trip which includes travel arrangements, food for widows, orphans, and poor people, medication for distribution, and conference materials is $15,000. Would you consider helping us reach the people of Kenya?
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