The Kipsongo Slum

The Kipsong Slum houses one of the most outcast groups in Kenya; a group of men, women, and children numbering approximately 2,500. The community covers about six and one-half acres. There is no electricity or water source within the slum. Jesus has asked in Matthew 25:34-40 that we provide food, drink, clothes, and shelter for those in need. It is the desire of our heart to fulfill God's will to meet such needs. We want the men, women, and children to know in the midst of our support how much they are loved by God and by us.

Kitale, Kenya

Kitale, Kenya is an agricultural town in western Kenya situated between Mount Elgon and the Cherengani Hills at an elevation of around 7,000 feet. Its urban population is estimated at 220,000 in 2007. The main cash crops grown in the area are sunflower, tea, coffee, Pyrethrum, seed beans, and seed maize. Kitale is a market town for the local agricultural area. The town was founded in 1908. Kitale is among the most diverse towns in the country.

Kitale, Kenya