While were we ministering at Tabaka town with evangelism
team, on our way back home we met elderly street boys their ages ranging
between 19 to 21 thoroughly and carelessly beating one of their colleague who
was this boy Peter Ontiri. We all stopped there and made inquiries what the
problem was.
They all said that this boy Peter was disclosing their evil
secrets how they snatch pedestrians’ phones and other items in the evening
times when it is dark and the streets are not so busy. They all shouted in the
loudest voice with anger, “We must kill peter tonight!!! We swear that he must
be dead by tomorrow” they continued shouting!!
We feared so much and this forced us to spend there 3 hours
begging them not to harm Peter in any way but none of them could listen to our
advice. Their temper was too high despite the people of that area intervening
to cause them change mind of killing their colleague-a young boy.
Back in the year 2016 the same boys had killed one of their
colleagues in the same manner of petty arguments. We asked for one volunteer to
take Peter to him/her home as a means of protecting him and safe his life but
everyone around feared to take a street boy!! Eventually we were the only one
who had courage to come with Peter in the orphanage taking risk of helping him
but being encouraged in our hearts through the previous street kids we had
adopted that Peter also might be a good boy in a wrong place.
Right now Peter is in the safe hands of God and has never
done any crime for this long period we have stayed with him in the orphanage
facility. We did guidance and counseling on the first day we brought him in the
orphanage and took him to school and we can testify that Peter behaves very
well and he is a very polite boy. Peter likes playing football and dancing in
church. He is determined to use his dancing gift in giving God Glory. Peter
says that he will live to serve God who saved him from a deadly street. God
bless Pastor Donald and Vivian for starting this orphanage.
We had a crusade and evangelism program at Ogembo town 2018
April. The meetings went on successfully and many people were being convicted
with the word of God daily. We had a pulpit where ministers and choirs stood
during the program.
It was something shocking that this young boy Kevin at the
age of ten he could lit a cigarette and boldly came up to the pulpit to join
our choir in singing, wanting to dance with the choir of the church while
taking cigarette at the same time!!
All the ushers could try to block him from the alter of God
but they could find very hard time to manage him! He made it a trend daily as
we entered into crusade services!! On the last day he came somehow well-dressed
but now without cigarettes at all! Pastor Vincent started praying for those
people who wanted to give their lives to Christ. Kevin was the first one to
step on the pulpit for prayers!!
Then pastor Vincent said “I have been led by the holy spirit
to break the evil spirit of drug abuse in this young boy Kevin, and from this
time forward the life of this boy must change for good in Jesus name!!! No more
drug abuse.”
Everyone was quite in the meeting!! Then Pastor Vincent asked
the audience whether the parents of Kevin were present at the crusade grounds.
That is when we realized that Kevin was a street boy and his background was not
known by anyone. After prayer pastor Vincent said “we will adopt this boy in
our orphanage and teach him the ways of God.”
There crowd clapped for that and when we ended the crusade
we came with Kevin to our orphanage. This boy is grateful and thankful to God
for the amazing things he did to him after accepting salvation. He is free from
drug abuse and he really sympathizes with those who take such drugs.
Currently Kevin is the choir trainer of junior youth and he
is very committed in the work of God, He has a passion of being a pastor
through the call of God so that he can change more lives including street
children who are addict to drug abuse. Kevin is congratulating the Log church
for their wonderful support through Pastor Donald and his dear wife Vivian. God
bless everyone who gives to support us.
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If you would like to help the children of the Log Church Orphanage of Kisii, Kenya, you may make your check out to “The Log Church” and write “Orphans” on the memo line.
Send it to:
PO Box 68
Tripoli Wisconsin 54564
We now need to pay a wire transfer fee with every payment, which amounts to $50 each time, but other than that, your donated money will be used only for purchasing food, clothing, schooling, and other necessities of living. We wait until we have $4000-$5000 before we make the bank transfer to make each transfer more economical. Nothing is held back or diverted for any other purpose. Thanks!
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