Mary Mugure Kieru, missionary to Saudi Arabia. Please pray for Mary as she ministers there. |
Hope Community Chapel near the Masai tribe, started by Pastor Edward Ngaira, center. When God called Pastor Edward to start Hope Chapel, there was no church structure or money for the church. The congregation met in the blazing equatorial sun. As they met for one year, the Lord has been providing. Today they are building two out houses. |
Pastor Edward Ngaira interpreting for Jose in Swahili at the Kitengela Conference. Pastor Edward is also an apostle called to build and mentor churches in Kitengela. He will be leaving his family for one year to attend Bible school in New York, USA. |
Pastor's dinner in Kitengela. Jose prayed and prophesied to Pastor John from Ghana who raised one from the dead. We also saw a video of some one being raised from the dead. |
Jennifer and her family are from the Masai tribe. Jennifer is a Christian and attends Pastor Ngaira's church, Hope Community Chapel. |
Praise and worship in Kitengela at the "Apostles and Prophets Conference". Jose prophesied to Pastor Mudaki that a spirit of revival had fallen and rested at Higher Ground Assembly on the second day of the conference. At last report the spirit of revival was still upon Higher Ground. This church was only three weeks old when Pastor Mudaki hosted the conference. |
Praise and Worship at the Kintengela Conference. The body of Christ in Kenya praises the Lord with waving handkerchiefs as banners to the Lord, chairs lifted above heads, dancing, jumping, intercession, and shouting. |
The praise and worship team at the Kitengela conference. Within this group there is one apostle called to teach leaders in the USA, and calls to Saudi Arabia, China, the United Kingdom, the West Indies, and the USA. |
Pastor and Mrs. Mudaki's living/ dining room. |
Mrs. Mudaki in her kitchen. The thermos were for our hot coffee, porridge, and hot tea ( The Swahili word for tea is chai!). Mrs. Mudaki has three one burner stoves. One is kerosene, the other is coal, and the other one is gas. The simplicity of life of the Kenyan church allows for undistracted service to the Lord. |
Mary photographed the chicken being killed and then plucking out the feathers. I decided not to put those photos on the site! |
Fresh fruit every day, at every meal, in both homes, at both conferences! |
Mrs. Irene Mudaki buying a chicken for the dinner. Refrigerators are very rare in Kenya. The food is thus bought and cooked daily. Meals are very fresh and delicious! |
Our dear friends Charles and Lorna. Just newlyweds, they took their whole living room set, their main picture, stereo radio, and an extra bed and put it into our barren apartment for the five days that we were in Kitengela. |
Mary and Lorna. Lorna is pregnant in her six month. In our five days in Kitengela, she cooked for us sumptuous breakfasts and brought them downstairs to us. Fried eggs, chopped tomatoes, avocados, bread and butter, porridge, coffee and tea. We had no hot water for showers and were happy to use the the cold water. Lorna, however, heated water for us and brought it downstairs daily. First a batch for Mary, and then one for me. When our apartment totally ran out of water in the last three days of our visit, Lorna hauled drums of water to us from upstairs. |
A Christian boarding school of approximately two hundred teen age girls where Mary taught. When Jose saw the teenagers, the Lord spoke to him; " a mighty army!". The next generation of Christians to be raised up in Kenya. Who will go? |
Pastor Mudaki and Mary praying for the teenagers. Many were crying, and many of the prayer requests were for a deeper walk with the Lord. |
Pastor Richard Mathu, second from right, and his church, Glory Outreach Assembly. When the Lord called Pastor Richard to start Glory Outreach, there was nothing. For one year he and his growing congregation have assembled here . As of today, the Lord has provided the wooden frame for the church and yellow tarpaulin for the walls. The benches were donated just recently. The church can sit 500. When bills had to be met, Pastor Richard sold his car, the luxury of the few. The Lord provided another car for him. Pastor Richard was our main chauffer in Kitengela. He also is called to China. By faith, last year, he went to Pastor Cho's church of 200,000 in South Korea to learn. On a simple wooden board he has a picture of Reinhard Bonkke's crusade of 1,000,000 in Africa. This is the level of his vision. The Lord had me prophesy to him to look beyond the walls of his church. |
Jose dedicating a child at the conference. |
Jose and Mary praising the Lord. Pastor Mudaki is in the background. |
Jose teaching in Kitengela at the "Apostolic and Prophetic" Conference'. We had a 10:30AM , 12:15PM, and a 6:00PM teaching session. Because of the hunger for the Word, we added another session at 3:30PM, all on top of the daily 5:00 AM prayer session for the day's sessions. |
Pastor Wycliff Mudaki and Mrs. Irene Mudaki, and baby Victoria. Pastor and Mrs. Mudaki of Higher Ground Assembly were our gracious hosts in Kitengela, Kenya. Higher Ground was just three weeks old when Pastor Mudaki hosted the five day "Apostolic and Prophetic Conference" from February 21- February 25, 2003. The church meets at the Hotel Spiral Conference Center. |
Mrs. Irene Mudaki and daughter Victoria born at exactly 12:00PM on December 25th, 2003. |
Pastor Wycliff Mudaki and baby Vickie. |
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