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Pat Selvey here. I prayed a wonderful, yet risky prayer regularly for three years. It went something like this: “Lord, is there anything You want done that You can’t get anyone else to do?” Can you sense the weight of the risk—looming, even if only faintly? Whatever the task may be, it’s likely to be either profoundly challenging or stripped of obvious rewards—or even enjoyment! Yet, imagine the deep, soul-stirring joy of partnering with the Lord on something so intimatel

We recently completed one of the Maasai School Project deep-drilled wells at Oldanyati Comprehensive School. The Principal and students at this Maasai school wanted to share their sincere gratitude for the clean water that now flows right outside their school. This is what our partners and donors make possible. Play the video below to hear their heartfelt thanks. An Incredible Upgrade From the Forest to their Backyard The students and staff at Oldanyati Comprehensive used to

Each Decembe r, as Christmas approaches, our team in Kenya distributes necessities to widows in villages across Kenya. This past year, our team fed over 100 widows  with corn flour, wheat flour, cooking oil, rice, sugar, and soap. Our team also shares the Gospel and loves on these women. Read more below. This year, nearly every widow had tears on their face—this year's provision seemed to be needed even more than previous years. A thin and elderly Kuria widow, named Mama Boke

Have you ever wondered what it really means to fetch water? For some of us, we have no grid for this way of securing the most basic human need - water. Our Executive Director, Josh Young, recently took a walk with some students to fetch water at the nearest source, a river. What you'll see is that this is no easy plight, and so many children and women do this daily, if not twice daily. Seeing the reality of how things are for our brothers and sisters in other parts of the wor