Ministry to the Pokot
The Pokot are a semi-nomadic tribe living in the northwestern desert of Kenya. They live with their tribes in communities with many families, each composed of a man with his wives, children, and livestock. They depend on their livestock for food and income, and the animals are valued above all else by the men. Healthcare for themselves and their animals is scarce.
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New believers of the Eghu Pelion Village Church
Women and children under the trees for church prior to a building.
Pastor Micah
Pastor Micah is part of AMET(a local outreach evangelism team). He is in front of the dirt delivered to start the construction of the Eghu Pelion church
Eghu Pelion Church
The newly constructed church consists of a dirt floor, sheet metal roof and open walls that the members have woven tree branches through. They are so thankful to have a place to meet and worship.
Dr Limo's Vaccination and Evangelism Clinic
Dr. Limo is shown participating in a livestock vaccination clinic to prevent serious pneumonias, while sharing the Gospel in the community.
Selemoi (our host)
From right to left: Barb, Mark, Selemoi, and his mother standing in front of her home. Selemoi hosts the teams at his home. He has been essential in organizing relationships with local leaders, business owners, and community members to facilitate this ministry.
Dr.s Barb and Limo
The two Dr.s are shown vaccinating for rabies during one of the many trips made to Kenya.