Violet ‘s mother was a Congolese (citizen
of Congo). Her name was Naom. She escaped violence in the Democratic republic
of Congo and they were brought as refuges to our country Kenya with her daughter
Violet at the age of 4 years. Naom started a new life in Ogembo town. She was
employed in a cyber café where she earned her living to feed and educate her
daughter Violet.
But it was the year 2017 December when
Naom the mother of Violet went missing! She went out for job but never returned
to the rental house where they lived. Violet stayed alone in that rental house
for three months until the end of February without her mother coming back. The
rent was accumulating and the landlord wanted Violet to vacate the room. Violet
was being supplied with food by good Samaritans, but rent became a great
problem.
Violet was desperate now and by the fact
of being homeless she went to the street to live. She tried to continue in
school, but her attendance was not regular, and school fees were a challenge! When
we were moving around doing house to house evangelism, we learned of her story
and everyone was moved to hear that Violet wants to attend school despite her
challenge with street life!!
After prayer, I pastor Joel was encouraged
by the Holy Spirit to adopt Violet into the orphanage. We took her to school
and she is a bright girl in form one now, she speaks our language Ekegusii very
fluently and she is delighted to live with other kids in the orphanage.
Violet is thankful to Pastor Donald for love and support he sends to Log Orphanage Kenya where she is also involved .She sings very well in junior choir and she wants to be a gospel artist after school. God bless Log Church USA, Pastor Donald, Vivian and all the friends who give their donations to help us have food, cloths, education and medication here in the orphanage.
David
Michieka, 13 year-old boy found in the street in 2017
When the mother of David died other street
kids started mistreating David terribly. He could be beaten or he could be ignored
completely. This boy became miserable until one morning he decided to kill
himself by taking poison. But by good luck one of our ministers known as Pius
Orina met him in the terrible situation and helped him by taking him to
Omorembe hospital whereby he recovered.
Pius was moved to share with us about this
story of David and how we could save his life from the hostile street
environment and discrimination. We accepted to adopt this boy David and now
David is appreciating God for connecting us to rescue his life.
David always give thanks to log church U.S.A through Pastor Donald and pastor Joel for support and help. This boy likes playing key board and he has an ambition of becoming a gospel musician. Let God remember and faithfully reward all well-wishers and all those who contribute their money to help us in the orphanage.
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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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