St Barnabas Orthodox Orphanage & School
WE BOUGHT LAND!
St Barnabas orphanage and school in Kenya just bought land. Glory to God!!
Every child in the world has a dream, a secret wish – to have something special, maybe a pony or a race car. Perhaps a child dreams of going to see the ocean or the desert. Many children dream of having a permanent home where food is readily available on a daily basis, where they are dry and warm, where there is someone to kiss them goodnight as they tuck them into bed. Even adults have dreams – to be successful, to be free of pain or hurt, to have no debt or to give their child their secret wish.
This week a dream came true for me; Father Methodios Abbah JM Kariuki the Director of Saint Barnabas Orphanage and school in Kenya
I have long dreamed of a permanent home for the orphans of Saint Barnabas. A piece of property large enough to house the orphans, one with water and electricity, enough land so the children have room to run and play, a place to build more dormitories and classrooms to house and teach more children. Orthodoxmissionkenya.org
This week that dream came true. Because of the generosity of all our donors and supporters, I Fr Methodius Jm Kariuki put a down payment on one (1) acre of land with one-half acre also available immediately. It has everything I dreamed of; buildings that are included in the purchase (but are temporary). The condition is not bad in comparison with the current living conditions. Minor repairs are required. A major drainage trench needs to be dug. A borehole (well) for water (cost: $20,000) will need to be drilled before moving the children to the new property.
Please continue to donate through this link below www.orthodoxmissionkenya.org/donation-details in support of Saint Barnabas Orphanage and School.
Please help us to get that water borehole done!
I have not enough words to thank you all. Just praying for you.
God bless you all. Amen
In Christ Service
Fr Methodius Jm Kariuki
Director of St Barnabas orphanage and school in Kenya.
https://www.facebook.com/africanorthodox/
WE BOUGHT LAND!
St Barnabas orphanage and school in Kenya just bought land. Glory to God!!
Every child in the world has a dream, a secret wish – to have something special, maybe a pony or a race car. Perhaps a child dreams of going to see the ocean or the desert. Many children dream of having a permanent home where food is readily available on a daily basis, where they are dry and warm, where there is someone to kiss them goodnight as they tuck them into bed. Even adults have dreams – to be successful, to be free of pain or hurt, to have no debt or to give their child their secret wish.
This week a dream came true for me; Father Methodios Abbah JM Kariuki the Director of Saint Barnabas Orphanage and school in Kenya
I have long dreamed of a permanent home for the orphans of Saint Barnabas. A piece of property large enough to house the orphans, one with water and electricity, enough land so the children have room to run and play, a place to build more dormitories and classrooms to house and teach more children. Orthodoxmissionkenya.org
This week that dream came true. Because of the generosity of all our donors and supporters, I Fr Methodius Jm Kariuki put a down payment on one (1) acre of land with one-half acre also available immediately. It has everything I dreamed of; buildings that are included in the purchase (but are temporary). The condition is not bad in comparison with the current living conditions. Minor repairs are required. A major drainage trench needs to be dug. A borehole (well) for water (cost: $20,000) will need to be drilled before moving the children to the new property.
Please continue to donate through this link below www.orthodoxmissionkenya.org/donation-details in support of Saint Barnabas Orphanage and School.
Please help us to get that water borehole done!
I have not enough words to thank you all. Just praying for you.
God bless you all. Amen
In Christ Service
Fr Methodius Jm Kariuki
Director of St Barnabas orphanage and school in Kenya.
https://www.facebook.com/africanorthodox/
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