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“Blessed is the man whose strength is in thee . . .who passing through the valley of weeping, make it a place of flowing springs.” (Psalm 84:5,6) Our hearts are still rejoicing and celebrating the clear PET scan results that … Continue reading →

“Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny.” – C.S. Lewis Some of Kenya’s most bumpy and windy roads have taken us to the most breathtaking views of the valley. These are best seen from a “Turnout” or “Viewpoint” where … Continue reading →

“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore, we will not fear, though the earth give way.”  Psalm 46:1,2 Sunday mornings have become a favorite time of the week for me. I look forward to an … Continue reading →

“The Lord is my strength and my (impenetrable) shield; my heart trusts (with unwavering confidence) in Him, and I am helped; therefore my heart greatly rejoices, and with my song, I shall thank Him and praise Him.” (Psalm 28:7 AMP) … Continue reading →

We are so grateful for your prayers and God’s caring presence every day and especially today during these hours during the infusion. This past week has been a better one in terms of energy and good sleep. Thank you again … Continue reading →

Here Again  Lyrics: “Can’t go back to the beginning – Can’t control what tomorrow will bring – But I know here in the middle – Is a place where You promise to be. I’m not enough unless You come – … Continue reading →

“You are my hiding place; You, LORD, protect me from trouble; You surround me with songs and shouts of deliverance.” Psalm 32:7 (AMP) This Psalm has been on my heart the last few days, from early morning until I sleep … Continue reading →

“Faith is the bird that feels the light and sings when the dawn is dark.” – Rabindranath Tagore Thank you, friends, for your faithful prayers. I (Amy) have been enjoying walks daily and am so grateful for the strength the … Continue reading →

When our two boys, Joshua and Nathaniel, were younger, we had many long car rides on the roads of Kenya. Traveling by car from Eldoret, where we live, to Nairobi (the capital and main airport) would usually take the entire … Continue reading →

As a family and ELI ministry, we often talk about how the spiritual harvest and Kingdom opportunities abound. Imagine that just since the beginning of the year: * 1000s of African villagers have attended village-based empowerment meetings arranged by ELI … Continue reading →