AUGUST 2023 GO! Ambassador of the Month in Kenya
Join us in celebrating Jessie Nyaga, of Embu, as our GO! Ambassador of the month of August in Kenya. Jessie’s story is an inspirational testimony of resilience, determination, and obedience. We are blessed to have Jessie as part of our GO! Ambassador Network in Kenya, and look forward to seeing how God might use her in the future…
Jessie is one of our 2,638 GO! Ambassadors in Africa & Asia.
Read MoreValentino Wek Nyang, a fifteen-year-old orphan child whose residence has been the school compound for the last four years, now emerges as the best student with 488 marks out of 500.
Global Orphan Relief has been feeding children at the Beliek Primary School since 2016 and we have provided an est. 1.8 million meals to children in South Sudan.
Read MoreIn October 2022 we unveiled a five-point Feeding 5,000 Strategy for building our capacity to serve more children monthly, and to better position for ministry for the future.
I did not have time this year to provide an update on our progress, so I will be accomplishing this over the course of several blog posts.
Read MoreWe first visited the JOY Education Centre in August 2021. This school in the Lucky Summer Estate -Nairobi, Kenya.
There are many needy children in this area, but we have been blessed to Feed the Beautiful at JOY with the help of Arising Christian Ministries. These children are blessed to start their day with breakfast, and they build home for the future with their studies.
Read MoreLast month we were blessed with Bibles for distribution. GO! Kenya is thankful for Bibles For The World who provided the resources for distribution.
We are targeting remote-area Pastors in Kenya for these materials.
Read MoreIn October 2022 we unveiled a five-point Feeding 5,000 Strategy for building our capacity to serve more children monthly, and to better position for ministry for the future.
I did not have time this year to provide an update on our progress, so I will be accomplishing this over the course of several blog posts.
Read MoreWe had a wonderful time on September 24th as we gathered to celebrate what has been accomplished this past year on behalf of orphaned children through our movement. This was our 8th Annual Gala themed Beautiful Child.
Thanks to those who were able to join us for this momentous occasion.
Read MoreIn October 2022 we unveiled a five-point Feeding 5,000 Strategy, and I wanted to take a few minutes to clarify what this means for the ministry, now and the future, and to provide a report on our progress.
Read MoreLocal Fundraising to Benefit Orphan Children in Kenya
It is a wonderful work that United Methodist Church has launch to serve orphan children. Come and see!
Read MoreJULY 2023 GO! Ambassador of the Month in Kenya
Join us in celebrating Claude Nganga of Wundanyi, as our GO! Ambassador of the month of July in Kenya. His efforts are an example of how we can love others by serving.
Pastor Claude is one of our 2,200 GO! Ambassadors in Africa & Asia.
Read MoreJUNE 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.
Read MoreDistribution of food and other aid occurred last month in Punjab for eleven widow-led households, providing for forty orphan children.
As part of our Orphans & Widows partnership in Pakistan, aid is provided that empowers these families to stay together in one household. These families experience challenges that are beyond our understanding as persecution of Christians has increased in the past month.
Read MoreAs we began to communicate with our field partners and GO! Ambassadors at the start of July, we could tell that something very special was in the making.
Read MoreAs I prep for the upcoming Beautiful Child Gala on September 24th, I have taken a look back to review our journey since 2005.
We have covered much ground, gone great distances, and have increased our reach over these eighteen years.
Read MoreMAY 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.
Read More“Follow Me.”
What does this mean to you? Do you follow Jesus?
I do not believe that this means the same thing for everyone, and one example provided in scripture meant that the young man was to sell everything!
Read MoreThe history of our experience with the Great Commandment goes back many years in our ministry. In fact, you might say that we have been a Great Commandment ministry from our beginnings as we have setout to serve orphan children.
In consideration of the Great Commandment, I would implore you to listen to God as to how He might have you respond to love your neighbor.
Learn, Seek, Help, Defend, & Fight (Isa 1:17)
Read MoreOur partners in the field and here at home are the fuel that propels us to advance the cause of orphans.
A person standing alone can be attacked and defeated, but two can stand back-to-back and conquer. Three are even better, for a triple-braided cord is not easily broken. -Ecclesiastes 4:12 (NLT)
Read MoreChurch 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?
Read MoreWe were able to reach 5,860 orphan children with some level of care or impact in June. These children were served in Asia, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan, and Zambia through our field partners and GO! Ambassador Network. We have experienced a 102% growth in the number of children impacted across our initiatives over 2022 (January-June).
August is typically our low point for resources during the year, but the needs of children continue.
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