CTWM: Bungoma Kenya Updates

Pastor Titus Nakassangah Wangela is a Kenyan pastor who assist CTWM with evangelistic outreaches in Kenya.

Pastor Titus has reported that the Masielo congregation has now surpassed one hundred in attendance. The work continues and much is being done in the are of evangelism.

This little boy has finally received his glasses after waiting almost a year for someone to help finance it. Pastor Titus continues to prove himself a man of God and integrity.

Bwana Asifiwe, God is good all the time for his mercy endures for ever. Thanks for keeping in touch and your continued Prayer. In Kenya God has continued sustaining us healthwise and ministries.
The project are picking up despite the dry spell we've experienced in the past. The second animal we bought has calved a healthy bouncing female calf we named her GRACE

and the mother we named GOODNESS

. Pastor Lenard was the midwife as seen and I was the photographer as well as the intercessor. AMEN and Glory to God!
The first animal will take some time to calf for the real dates seemed to have been exaggerated for the purpose of selling the animal.
We too thank God for the Family of Pastor Lenard most of whom are born again and committed to the work of God. GOD has remembered the Masielo area for He's doing great thinks in the congregation as it is receiving new people day in and day out, GLORY to God!

This young man is a member of the Masielo, Kenya congregation and is in need of glasses and hearing aids. It will cost 5,000 ($65) shillings to go to the neighboring town, Eldoret to see the optician and 500 ($6) shillings for the examination. Once he receives a prescription for the glasses they can scan a copy and send it to someone in the USA to have filled or the money can be sent to fill it there in Eldoret. The cost to fill the script there can be emailed to anyone desiring to meet this need.

Praise the Lord this is the completed work for Masielo up-to-date. We now have the Nursery School at the congregation, the chicken project, the newly bought Jersey cow, the furnished church and the weeded peanuts done by the elderly women of the congregation: Anna, Antonina, Yulda and Susan.

This is the new chicken coop being operated by the Masielo congregation. The proceeds from the sale of eggs will assist them in their work to spread the gospel and to feed and care for the widows and orphans and poor of the congregation and community.

The Masielo congregation now have sufficient church for the believers to sit on during worship. They continue to grow in number.

During the day the Masielo congregational building is being used as a nursery school for the poor children of the community. Of course they are hearing about the Lord.

This is Anna's house recently constructed by the Masielo congregation. They have all worked together so that this widow can have a roof over her head without the rain pouring in. Anna is a convert from Islam. This is Anna and Pastor Leonard.

This is the land that is being leased by the Masielo congregation to grow peanuts. The proceeds will help further the gospel, feed the people, and meet the needs of the poor widows and children. The elderly women of the congregation weed the peanuts.

This is the land being blessed before the planting of the peanuts back in April 2009

In Bungoma thinks are fine and the congregations are doing well in the Lord. At the moment we are harvesting corns especially in the Masielo area. the Peanuts were weeded by the elderly mamas: Anna, Susanna, Yulda and Antonina. They did a good work and we paid them for the good work they did for the hard sweltering work they did. Nyanya Anna's grass thatched house was completed by the Masielo congregations. The only remaining work to be done is the door to be fixed of which I look forward to taking the photos of the completed Hut and sending with other projects photos. One cow we already collected and its at Pastor Leonard's place waiting for the other Friesian cow which is a bit delicate. We cannot pick it up until the shed is fully finished as advised. Concerning the glasses for the young boy at the Masielo congregation, it costs 5,000 KSH for transportation to go to Eldoret to the optical clinic which is cheaper compared to other places dealing with eye problems. But for the eye tests it cost KSH500.

5/21/09 Report

Concerning Anna's house, all the Masielo congregation members are meeting on this Saturday to complete it as the earlier problem has been fixed. The picture of the house I will sent together with those of the peanuts, the New Jersey dairy cow, Dr's prescription for the mute boy, and poultry project the soonest I can.

About Moshe is doing fine and fellowshipping with the Maliki congregation and we are looking forward to the best from him. I Enrolled him in the driving school at least its keeping him busy after which he procure a job with the bus company that is owned by our family friends. For his situation, the whole course is a bit expensive to pay which needs Ksh13,800 to be qualified, take his driving test, take police forms, certificates etc. - in all GOD will see us through.

The disabled man is often sickly though the Maliki congregation is trying to assist but I strongly believe all will work out for good.