As 2025 comes to a close, the “Bring Life” mission shares how God continued to produce fruit through even small things offered to Him. Throughout the year, the team served across Kenya through multiple areas—water projects, support for families, school outreach, and Christmas celebrations.
Water—source of life. In 2025, the mission drilled and opened 16 boreholes providing clean, free water. They visited dozens of remote villages where people had waited for years to access water—today, each of these communities has a source of life.
The mission also became officially registered as a Community-Based Organization (CBO), which creates new opportunities for service in public schools and beyond.
Mission teams. During the year, five mission teams came to Kenya. Together they took part in ministry in prisons, served in local churches, and conducted pastoral and marriage seminars. They also organized a youth conference, visited families in informal settlements—praying and preaching—and helped in medical clinics.
Help for the most vulnerable. The mission supported 67 families with mattresses and food parcels.
Schools. In the schools where they worked, the team ran sports and creativity camps, taught biblical lessons, and offered activities to develop logical and creative skills. Children received school uniforms and stationery. In addition, the team arranged trips for children to the ocean and an excursion to the airport to widen their horizons. Parents of students were given basic first-aid kits and taught first-aid basics.
Feeding. Every day in Furunzi, the mission provided free meals for 230 children— for many, this is their only full meal of the day.
Christian training for youth. The mission held eight Christian trainings for boys and girls in public schools. The team also completed training with the program’s creators in South Africa and received official certificates.
Christmas. During the Christmas season, the mission purchased, packed, and delivered 700 gifts to children, and organized festive events in Mwanza, Furunzi, and Kakuyuni.
The mission thanks God for the opened sources of water, for the smiles of children, and for every family that felt cared for. Looking ahead, the team expressed hope that God’s Word and God’s love will continue to bring life in 2026 as well.
