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JUNE 2023 GO! Ambassador of the Month in Kenya

Peter Maangi carries out the work of serving orphan children in his community as one of 2,200 GO! Ambassadors.

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MAY 2023 GO! Ambassador of the Month in Kenya

Diana Muthoni provides us a beautiful picture of what is meant by obedience. Diana heard to call and ventured forward without knowing what the outcome might be.

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Church Mobilization 2.0

To date we have co-hosted 20 Great Commandment Workshops in Asia, Kenya, and Zambia in our effort to mobilize the local church to serve orphan children in their communities. A total of 3,699 ministry leaders have attended one of these workshops.

Results have mostly exceeded expectations. We have been encouraged by the attendees, and then again as we follow-up with GO! Ambassadors to monitor their progress. The question that I have been asking since earlier this year, is what does Church Mobilization 2.0 look like?

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2023 Kakamega

One of the Great Commandment Workshops we held in May was in a place called Kakamega, Kenya, and was attended by 318 local area ministry leaders. It was a wonderful day and a precious time of fellowship.

That was the day I met Dadius

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April 2023 GO! Ambassador of the Month in Kenya

Pastor Kepher in his own words, shares based on his attendance of a Great Commandments Workshop in February 2022. We are encouraged by this Pastor and many other ministry leaders like him in Mombasa that are caring for orphan children in their communities.

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March 2023 GO! Ambassador of the Month in Kenya

Edward Njugo is a 48 years old family man with one son from Embu County. He attends ACK Kithunguri Parish in Embu County.

Reverend Edward attended a Great Commandment Workshop held in June last year at ACK St Paul Cathedral and has stepped out in obedience as a GO! Ambassador to serve orphan children.

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Church Mobilization Initiative takes a big step this month.

We have commissioned 1,164 GO! Ambassadors this month in Kenya and Zambia which should impact 1,000’s of orphan children in 2023. In fact, this effort could impact for than 10,000 children by the end of the year.

Pictured above is the team at Bible Way Ministries in Mombasa, Kenya, that facilitated a Great Commandment Workshop earlier this month.

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February 2023 GO! Ambassador of the Month in Kenya

Thomas Gituru is a family man 74 years old from Runyenjez in Embu County. He attends ACK Church Muchagori Parish.

Thomas attended the Great Commandment Workshop in June 2023 at ACK St. Paul Cathedral Embu., and has stepped out in obedience as a GO! Ambassador to serve orphan children.

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UMC Churches celebrated with their official launch of their Care Centres in the area surrounding Meru, Kenya.

Their leadership hosted a Great Commandment Workshop in June 2022, and now have launched twenty-six (26) Care Centres in Kenya to care for the impoverished with an emphasis on orphan children.

Based on our Church Mobilization Initiative, via our Great Commandment Workshops (GCW) events, we continue to witness the Church in Kenya moving out in their communities to serve orphan children. 5,093 children were served in November by 443 GO! Ambassadors that were commissioned at 9 GCW events in 2022.

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UMC Churches receive clarion call of the Great Commandment Workshop that was held in Meru County in June, and now have twenty-six (26) care centers in Kenya, and the are in the process of opening more as God continues to lead them.

Based on our Church Mobilization Initiative, via our Great Commandment Workshops (GCW) events, we continue to witness the local church moving out in their communities to serve orphan children.

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Kelvil Minyoso Egadwa, 48-year-old mother and grandmother. She is a born-again Christian and a minister of the word of God at Kwangware PAG Church. She has been a church leader for more than five years, specifically serving as the head of women's ministry at the church.

She shares her experience of attending a Great Commandment Workshops (GCW) event, and the results of what she received there.

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Schovia was found her abandoned at a dumpsite at a place called, Deliverance in Kawangware. She was just a few days old.

Based on our Church Mobilization Initiative, via our Great Commandment Workshops (GCW) events, we are witnessing the local church moving out in their communities to serve orphan children.

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