The church planters of the Eldoret Fellowship in Kenya say thank you for the Touch A Life program and the completion of projects like new kitchens and clean drinking water at their churches where the children come to eat.
We were able to visit two locations, celebrating kitchen construction and a ribbon cutting ceremony for clean water. They express their gratitude for donors like you, who continue to help them reach more children and their parents for Christ.
What the pastors share
In this Touch A Life update from Eldoret, Kenya, local pastors explain how practical projects support their churches and the children who come for meals. They show kitchens that provide a sheltered place to prepare food, with room to store food supplies, stoves, and charcoal. One pastor describes the change from cooking outdoors to having a dedicated kitchen.
The visit also includes a clean-water project with a solar-powered pump. Church leaders explain that the water will be used for drinking, washing hands, and cleaning utensils for the feeding program. They thank the donors who helped make these improvements possible.
Later in the video, pastors share prayer requests for Sunday school and feeding-program facilities, unfinished buildings, seating for children, and space for growing congregations. Together, these visits show the connection between caring for children and supporting the local church.
Video highlights
- 0:25 — Kitchens for the feeding program
- 3:40 — Clean water and the solar-powered pump
- 5:26 — Sunday school and feeding-program facilities
- 6:41 — Seating and space for growing churches
Continue reading: Agape Feeding Center in Kenya celebrates its third year, or explore more Touch A Life ministry updates.
