This year, there was joyous celebration among the congregation of Kajiado in Massai-land when their church was completed after many years of waiting.

Pastor Obadiah Muchene, watched as young and old from near and far, gathered excitedly to see the new building. 

In the midst of all the activity, a little Massai girl made her way to him and tugged his sleeve

“I just want to serve God with all I’ve got,” says James Kong, a Sudanese evangelist in Dajo South Sudan. Because of its remoteness, Dajo like other secluded places in South Sudan is almost unknown to the outside world.

Out of a population of 21,000 people, only about 2% are literate. The Dajo inhabitants have only one school in the region and did not have access  to health care until

What’s so special about a sheep? Every shepherd knows, and a good shepherd is one who would lay down his life for his sheep.

In Lodwar and Kapcherop, two arid pastoralist lands in Northern Kenya, communities rely heavily on their livestock. Both young and old spend countless hours tending their flocks and herds.