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Field reports and stories from the daily work of Bring Life Mission in Kenya and the USA.

Water Wells

18th Well Now Open at Ganda Secondary School

Ganda Secondary School has welcomed the opening of its 18th well, providing water access for students, staff, and residents of the wider…

Volunteer Training

CBO Registered in Kenya: Ministry Access Expands Through Public Schools

A CBO has been registered in Kenya, enabling ministry in public schools and Christian training sessions for youth. The registration process took…

Water Wells

Well Opening—The End or the Beginning? Bring Life Mission Inspects Well #9

Bring Life mission inspected Well #9 in the village of Mshongoleni, opened last November. The well is operating well, and residents regularly…

Malindi Bring Life Academy

Everyday life at the Furunzi school: learning, care, and hot meals

At the Furunzi school, more than 180 children come every day to learn. Along with classes, they receive care, love, and a…

Family Ministry

May Visits: Families of Students Received Mattresses and Food Packages

In May, the team visited families of students, delivering mattresses and food packages and praying for their needs. Teachers at Furunzi School…

Malindi Bring Life Academy

Furunzi students visit Malindi airport

Students from the Furunzi school visited the Malindi airport and saw airplanes and helicopters for the first time. The excursion was aimed…

Water Wells

15th Well Opened in Tana River Region

The 15th well was opened in Kenya’s Tana River region—already the second well in this remote area. The celebration included songs, dancing,…

Kids Camps

Guests at the Mission: A Team from Novosibirsk Served Children in Furunzi and Mwangaza

A team from Novosibirsk hosted children’s programs in Furunzi and Mwangaza with games, songs, and dances. This week, the children in Furunzi…

Malindi Bring Life Academy

School supplies distributed to 165 students in Furunzi

At the start of the new semester in Furunzi, 165 students received essential school supplies: a notebook, pencils, and an eraser.