Kathy and I are in route to the Stream of Hope home and will meet up with the team coming from Kenya on Saturday.
The 13 people at The Lord’s Servants Home are doing well with the projects and work that we planned. Many of them did battle illness though the week but are all well today. Several bags were also lost for 5 days, hampering progress and spirits. All is good now.
They have implemented lights, plumbing, and cabinetry in the new Guest House, harvested honey, spent a lot of time with the kids, and worked out organizational changes and needed procedures with pastor Moses and the board members.
The 13 team members in Kenya moved over 1500 pounds of goods from the US. Kathy and I have roughly 300 pounds ourselves which include Bibles, books, solar lighting supplies, tools, and child gifts.
Thank you for your continued prayers. I’ll post more when I can.
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Trip for 15 to serve at the Kenyan and Ugandan Orphanages
Mission Servants has a large and ambitious trip about to commence to serve at the LSH home in Kenya and the SOH home in Uganda. 15 members will leave the US in 3 teams from 3 different places and coordinate in Africa. One team working exclusively at LSH, one exclusively at SOH, and one team working at LSH then traveling to SOH. This is the 15th Mission Servant Ministry trip and a complicated one so we are requesting constant prayer for safety, logistics, and planning wisdom. The first team leaves on January 17th, the 2nd and 3rd teams on the 22nd and 29th.
We have a number of plans besides connecting with and loving on the 106 children at the two homes, 87 kids at the Lord’s Servants Academy, almost 20 workers at all the facilities, and hundreds of people at 4 affiliated churches. We are bringing almost 2,000 pounds of tools, books, sewing machines, Bibles, clothing, lighting components, balls, and goodies. In Nairobi before driving to the LSH in western Kenya, tools and supplies to improve the homes will be purchased.
Our big projects include: Completing the living touches to the LSH Guest House (lighting, plumbing, cabinetry, curtains) which will allow longer term mission trips and missionary stays. Installing lighting, curtains, and shelving in the new SOH Boys Dorm. Launch the project for the new SOH Kitchen/Dining Hall/Utility building. Numerous smaller projects to improve the facilities and lives of the kids will be done at all facilities. Medical checking and eye exams will be provided.
It will be exciting. Please look out for our blog and Facebook posts. Thank you for your prayers and support!
Christmas 2014 in Uganda and Kenya
Christmas is a special time at the SOH and LSH homes in Uganda and Kenya as well as where you are. With the help of donations specifically for the Christmas fund the Directors, Pastor Paul and Pastor Moses, organize a celebration which includes a special meal, treats, clothes, trips, and gifts. They all know that receiving the gift of God’s grace through Jesus Christ is what Christmas is about but special things make kids feel valued and is a very fun part of Christmas. Thank you to everyone who helped make this possible!
The boys at the SOH home in Uganda got the best gift of all…a new home. They moved out of the cramped rented quarters in the trading post onto the compound with the girls. This 9 room building is one of the best for a dozen miles around. Their walk to school is also a mile shorter each way.
The kids also had a special meal with goat meat and soda and gifts of new clothes and a new set of drums. Singing and dancing is their favorite thing.
The kids at LSH in Kenya got new clothes and a trip to a nature park.
SOH Uganda Update New Boys Dorm nearly finished
Lacking only some internal painting…the boys will be moving in very shortly. (The outside painting is finished but not shown in these photos). The rooms for six boys each has louvered glass windows, bug screens, and ceilings. This will be Heaven on earth for the boys who may have been on the streets and have been staying in a rented warehouse until this time. Praise God.
Guest House at LSH Home
A very good problem has come up at The Lord’s Servants Home…..Many visitors wanting to serve the children and community. A Kenyan law is also threatened to be enforced, further pressing this issue….visitors must sleep in a building separated from the children. A single donor providing funds outside the operating budget and fundraising of Mission Servants helped us solve this challenge.
The old original, temporary (yet 40 year old) church structure was torn down and a Guest House constructed inside the LSH compound. This building will allow more visitors to stay a longer period, even months. It has 4 bedrooms, a kitchenette, great room, porch, indoor toilet, shower with hot water, a septic tank,and electricity. It is very comfortable and can house up to 16 people.
In addition to a growing number of Mission Group trips (3 in 2014) several long term volunteers have spent as many as 4 months serving in the LS Academy, kids at LSH, and the nearby community. We believe in God for this to continue as a blessing to the community and are thankful for the Guest House.
Pray about joining us on a trip!!!

















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