Shalom, shalom dear Jerry and Sue, Thank you so much for your precious message, your mercy, care, and prayers for us. Your love and support truly strengthen our hearts. What happened on the night of May 23–24 was one of the most massive attacks with both drones and missiles. My family and I were in Kyiv that night, and honestly, we thought it might be our last night...

Below is an update from our dear sister in Kenya, Lucy Mburu. Lucy was one of the first friends we met in Kenya back in 2008! She serves an orphanage, that until last year, often went without adequate food and other supplies needed for the children. Now there are several team members Lucy has helped to organize who work with the kids and recently prepared a meal! It is amazing what can happen when a barren room is filled with love and a bunch of full tummies!

Shalom dear friends! We have been struggling to help feed a starving church in Western Kenya. I have known Pastor Festus for many years. At first when we were able to send money we found that our two or three hundred dollars was going to small group of ten or twelve people. They were given fairly large portions because they were afraid there would not be any more so they had better hoard whatever they had. I challenged them to trust God and share equally with as many oth

OThere is one small, filthy creek in the Kibera slum that everybody depends on for bathing people and animals, and for their drinking and cooking water! Disease is rampant from this open cesspool and most people there have never seen water like you see in these pictures, let alone be able to swim and play in it!! It is a whole new World for the teachers and students, and they are over the moon with delight!!

These beautiful faces belong to some of the 130 students that are now in our Graceland School in the Kibera slums of Kenya! Most are kids who have been invited off the dirt roads of one of the poorest slums in the World! Principal Judy Mtulah left a wonderful job with our dear friends at the Kidstar Academy there in Kibera to gather up children who were left to wander in the slums with no place to go. They love school, love belonging and really love lunch!! For many it is t