Esau, Pastor Nashon and Ron ready to brave the passage to Mfangano.
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Pastor Felix fishing to support the orphanage
Not all the tea is in China. Vast plantations near Kericho, western Kenya
a Kenyan tradition of community self-help events, a Swahili word meaning "all pull together," Harambee captures our desire to work alongside our Kenyan brothers and sisters to see God make something beautiful.
Shalom Express
Pastor Felix fishing to support the orphanage
Journey with us
Western Kenya, Nyanza Province near Lake Victoria is an area rich in people, a people rich in faith. A team with Gateway Church in central California are going to serve the people and churches of western Kenya. Follow along, and join us on the journey.
Not all the tea is in China. Vast plantations near Kericho, western Kenya
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