Breaking
News:
Resettlement
of 2007 post election violence victims and the impact on PBBM
In
an attempt by the Kenyan government to resettle the 2007 post
election violence victims, their evictions from the IDP camps
has in the interim had adverse effects and particularly on
the orphaned children.
Prayer
Beyond Boundaries Ministries has been supporting 82 orphaned
children from IDP camps in Eldoret. Plans are underway to
construct a homecare facility where these children will be
cared for and nurtured. Reports from Eldoret by the ministry’s
point persons reveal that some of the children are currently
seeking refuge from neighboring camps, while others are turning
to the streets. Some have health problems caused by the heavy
rains in that area.
Given these predicaments and the urgency to vacate the camp
sites, PBBM is taking quick steps to secure a temporary accommodation
for the children before the completion of the homecare facility
currently under construction at Maai Mahiu.
It
is also important to note that the facility under construction
is temporary but well equipped to cater for the immediate
needs of these children. In the long term given sufficient
resources, a permanent homecare facility will be constructed,
as in the strategic plan.
The
immediate plan is to take in the children by end of October
2009. Evangelist Lucy Ngunjiri traveled to Eldoret on October
15 2009 and made plans on how the children will be relocated.
We request all the ministry supporters to uphold this process
in fervent prayers. We also appeal to you to partner with
us financially, since a lot of resources are needed in the
process of relocation, resettling and accommodation of these
children.
Thank
you for your continued support, and may God’s favour
continually rest upon you.
Nb:
Our Next PBBM meeting at St Andrews P.C.E.A Church Hall will
be on 15th November. We hope to have all these idp orphans
under our care at Mai Mahiu by then. They will be prayed for
during the meeting.
Members should do some shopping and bring it to the meeting.
eg, food , clothing,, toilet papers, bar soap etc
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Sunday's
1st Feb 2009:
Kikuyu Town Prayer Crusade to be held at the Kikuyu Township
Primary School grounds located next to the Post Office near
the Kikuyu Town Council.
Time: 3:00pm - 6:00pm.
FIRST
ANNIVERSARY
Prayers Beyond Boundaries Ministries celebrated one year since
its launch.
The celebrations were on 21st September 2008 at St Andrews
P.C.E.A Church Hall.
Thousands gathered at St Andrews P.C.E.A Church Hall for the
praise and worship afternoon. We shared drinks together and
cut a big cake to mark the favor of God in one year. 23 people
gave their lives to Jesus this day. Glory to God.
ACHIEVEMENTS
A lot has been achieved within the year:
1. Hundreds have given their lives to Jesus in our prayer
meetings.
2. 1,800 mountain bicycles have been donated out to preachers
in the villages.eg, Mwingi District, Laikipia District, Nyeri
District, Kitale District, Eldoret, Mararal District, Muranga
District, Kirinyaga District, Meru District, Embu District,
and on Sunday 26th October 2008 the PBB team will be donating
bicycles to Maasais in Kajiado District.
The demand is so high for preachers who walk for over 15kilometers.
3. PBB Ministries have also given out 152 wheel chairs to
the disabled.
4. A PBB home care for orphans is our immediate project. We
have 42 orphans children between ages one and three. We hope
to have a home for about five hundred children in 2009
5. PBB Ministries seeks also to have bigger offices with qualified
personnel.
ACTIVITIES
AHEAD
1.
Muthithi Thanksgiving-3rd Aug '08
2. Kajiado crusade and Bicycle ministry on Sunday 26th October
2008.
3. Githumu/ Kangari (Murang'a District) Crusade on 8th and
9th November 2008.
4. November 16th Prayer meeting at St Andrews Church hall
Nairobi.
UPCOMING
EVENT:
21st December 2008, Our monthly Prayers to be held at ‘RIDGEWAYS
GARDENS PARTY CENTRE’, along Kiambu Rd., where will
have a Christmas treat together with about 800 orphaned children.
