People traveled from as far as Meru, near Mount Kenya (here brother Edward leads the service)
and the coastal city of Mombassa (a new young couple, Winnie and Melvin).
Some were curious, some hungry.
By God's blessing, there was food to nourish the body...
and Bread of Life to feed the soul. Here brother Lawrence translates for brother Mark. He reports, "He has been so blessed of the Lord that he preached for two days walking about in the rostrum and even jumping in praise to God. Thank you for prayers."
The ministers' wives, Joyce and Elois, served together in the kitchen.
Others shared the blessings of salvation through song.
The youth and their teacher were especially blessed to participate in the meetings.
James (center) has asked that a meeting be held at his congregation at Kawala, on Saturday. On Sunday the doors have been opened to go out to Anastasia's (in green) congregation at Kibwezi.
It is a joy and privilege to be one of those who have tasted of the living water and eaten from the tree of life. But it is even more wonderful to be able to share such blessings with the needy in the world around us.
"And the Spirit and the Bride say 'Come!' And let the one who hears say, 'Come!' And let anyone who is thirsty come. And let whosoever will take of the water of life freely." Revelation 22:17
And "let the little children come, for of such is the kingdom of heaven."
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