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Mission & Vision: “Pamoja” meaning together in Kiswahili encapsulates our mission – to work together with Evangelical Christians in Africa in response to Jesus’ command to take care of the poor, widows, and orphans. By equipping African church leaders with resources and tools, Pamoja seeks to motivate and mobilize these leaders to share the […]
Floods at Magina – Emergency Appeal
We have received news from Millicent in the past couple of days that there has been severe flooding, caused by exceptionally heavy rain, in the Magina area, near the Care Centre and School. People woke in the early hours of Friday morning to find themselves knee deep in water. Millicent estimates that at least 20 […]
The joys of Ahero (especially the hospital)
The nearest town to where we stay with Millicent and Eric in Magina is called Ahero. Our friends’ house is a couple of miles from the town down a narrow, potholed busy road (it’s a main route to Tanzania) on an embankment: picking the moment to go down the gravelly slope to the track that […]
Blog update 11th November – last week in Magina
I’m writing this from Nairobi, where we have safely arrived today after a smooth journey from Turi, where we spent a relaxing couple of days with our friends Tom & Karen Andrews, who are teaching at a very nice school there! It was a big contrast to the previous three weeks: we were able to […]
Mission & Vision
“Pamoja” meaning together in Kiswahili encapsulates our mission – to work together with Evangelical Christians in Africa in response to Jesus’ command to take care of the poor, widows, and orphans.
By equipping African church leaders with resources and tools, Pamoja seeks to motivate and mobilize these leaders to share the love of Christ with children in need so they may experience true rehabilitation, restoration, and renewal. Our faith in Jesus holds Pamoja together.