40             KAGUMO HIGH SCHOOL

39            SHEIKH KHALIFA BIN ZAYED AL-NAYHAN SEC & TECH

38             KANGA HIGH SCHOOL

37             BAHATI GIRLS SEC SCHOOL

36             PANGANI GIRLS’ SCHOOL

35             SAWAGONGO HIGH SCHOOL

34             MAASAI HIGH SCHOOL

33             MARANDA HIGH SCHOOL

32             Kianda School

• Kianda Foundation opened Kianda School as a result of numerous requests from past students of Kianda College. The School started in 1977 with 40 students, and now has a capacity for 900. It is a day school for girls with a Primary and Secondary section. The School has ranked among the top 10 schools in the Kenya Certificate of Seconday Education(KCSE) examination.
• The School fosters a close working relationship between parents, teachers and students. Special courses on parenting  enrich this relationship.
• Bursaries are granted to academically outstanding children whose parents cannot afford the school fees.
• In line with the school motto, ‘In Opere et Veritate’ (In deed and truth), Kianda School strives to produce hard working and responsible young ladies who try to achieve excellence in all fields of their development.
• The education given at Kianda embraces the three fundamental areas of a person’s development: the intellectual, the spiritual and the human.

31             NYERI HIGH SCHOOL

30             THE KENYA HIGH SCHOOL

29             STRATHMORE

• is a private, independent, boys’ day school located in Nairobi, Kenya that follows the 8-4-4 curriculum.
• Strathmore was started as a Sixth Form college in March 1961. In 1977 the first Form One students were admitted, and in 1987 the first Standard One pupils.
• Today, there are around 630 students in the school with a significant number of them receiving financial aid.

28             THIKA HIGH SCHOOL

27             MAKUENI BOYS HIGH SCHOOL

26             KOELEL SECONDARY SCHOOL

25             BARICHO HIGH SCHOOL

24             OLKEJUADO HIGH SCHOOL

23             NYANG’ORI BOYS HIGH SCHOOL

22             ST. JOSEPH’S RAPOGI SECONDARY SCHOOL

21             LUGULU GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL

20             THE AGA KHAN HIGH SCHOOL MOMBASA

19            STAREHE GIRLS CENTRE SCHOOL

18             LORETO HIGH SCHOOL LIMURU

17             KERICHO HIGH SCHOOL

16             Nairobi School (formerly PRINCE OF WALES SCHOOL)

15             MBITA HIGH SCHOOL

14             EVELYN MEMORIAL CHRISTIAN HIGH

13             MOI HIGH SCHOOL, KABARAK

• Nakuru-Eldama Ravine Road, P.O. BOX 10, Kabarak 20157
• 051-343447

12             WEIWEI SECONDARY SCHOOL

11            ALLIANCE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL

• we are the Best school South of the Sahara and North of Limpopo. We daily endeavor to be the leading and most preferred Girls national school as per our mission and Vision. Towards this end we are committed to making sure that when everyone sits down we will stand up, when everyone stands up we will stand out, when everyone stand out we will be outstanding, and when everyone is outstanding we will be the standard measure.

10.  Lenana School

• We are located along Ngong Road, near Lenana Trading Centre in Nairobi. Our Telephone numbers are: 0722977795 and 0733668670

9.  ST. ANTHONY’S BOYS SCHOOL -  KITALE

8.  Precious Blood Girls High School – Riruta

• a school of a simple background having risen from humble beginnings. We are a community that believes in excellence in all fronts and adequate and comprehensive preparation before engaging in any task. Most of our accomplishments have come as a result of blessings from on high as was espoused in our founding charter in 1964.

7.  Moi Girls High School – Eldoret

• Moi Girls’ High school – Eldoret is a national girls’ boarding school managed by the school’s board of governors. It is a Christian non-denominational school providing the secondary cycle of the 8-4-4 system of education.
• To provide a solid foundation for quality education in an environment of diversity leading to academic excellence and a career of choice. To develop character founded on the fear of God and nurture talents in preparation for a life of service.

6.  Musingu Boys’ High School

• is an all boy provincial secondary school located along the Sigalagala- Butere road, in Ikolomani division of Kakamega district, Kenya. The school was founded in 1965, at its current location. Name Musingu is a luhya name for a big tree growing in the middle of the school compound next to the new administration block. The school occupies 33 acres of land.

List of FREE UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS – CLICK HERE

5.  Precious Blood Secondary School -  Kilungu

• P.O. Box 122, Kilungu, Makueni, Kenya

4.  Starehe Boys’ Centre and School (also popularly known as “Starch”)

• is a partial board, boys – only educational boarding school located in Nairobi Kenya.
• is unique for a Kenyan independent school in that it educates a large proportion of its students free, and most at a reduced rate. This stems from its founding charter as a charitable school. School fees are paid on a means-tested basis, with substantial subsidies paid by the school so that students from all walks of life are able to have a comprehensive, high quality, public school education that would otherwise be beyond the means of their parents or guardians as it may be.

3.  Maseno School

• Welcome to Maseno School. Maseno School offers a multitude of opportunities for all students, from the Arts, Academic and Athletic programs. We have excelled in all three of the aforementioned arenas, winning Provincial and National level recognition as one of the best National high school in Kenya.
• We aim to provide quality education for our students, in which Christian values are shared and lived by all. We work to provide committed teaching, giving due regard to the requirements of the National Curriculum. Our school offers a secure and caring environment where there is equality of opportunity for each student to realise his or her potential.

2.  Mang’u High School

• policy rotates around hard work in the conformity with the school motto of “jishinde ushinde” a call for self conquest and self discipline. In 2007, Mang’u regained its original position once again by leading the whole country in High School performance. Mang’u High School was the first to introduce aviation as an examinable subject in the country.
• Mang’u High School has produced among the most prominent people in the country among them His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Kenya, Mwai Kibaki, among others. Mang’u High School has consistently maintained itself as an excelling school.

1. Alliance High School

• Since its founding in 1926 by the Alliance of Protestant Missions as the first secondary school for Africans, Alliance High School has maintained its position as the premier institution of secondary learning in Kenya. Alliance High School (AHS) admits talented students nationwide with the goal of offering them the finest secondary education to develop lifelong learners and leaders, who will contribute to the development of the country.

Check out our list of Scholarships available to Secondary School and University Students in Kenya.

The Indian Government is offering forty three (43) Scholarships to Kenyans in both undergraduate and post graduate studies.  They are in the following categories:

Eligibility
Undergraduate:  Studies in the fields of B.Sc. LLB, and B. Com degree programmes.

• Minimum KCSE Mean Grade of B (Plain).
• Not more than 23 years of age.
• Strong grades on the major subjects that are key to the specialty preferred.
• Only those candidates who completed Secondary education in the last 3 years need apply.

Postgraduate: Studies open

Eligible candidates’ area only those who:

• Are serving the country in the Public Sector.
• Completed two (2) years of continuous service since their last degree studies
• Graduated in the last ten (10) years
• Are below 34 years for Masters and 44 years old for PhD. Programmes.

Note:

• For maters degree application one must have attained 1st class or Upper Second Class Honours degree from a recognized university.
• For PhD studies application one must be a holder of a masters degree from a recognized university

Application Procedure
Preliminary application forms are obtainable from the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology Headquarters, Jogoo House “B” 8th Floor Room 801 or Provincial Technical Training Offices.  The applications form can also be downloaded from the Ministry’s Website: www.scienceandtechnology.go.ke.  Candidates for postgraduate studies should submit their applications through their heads of departments (HODS).
Completed application forms with attached certified photocopies of academic, professional certificates, transcripts, birth Certificate, school leaving certificate  and other  testimonials  should be sent/delivered to:

The Permanent Secretary
Ministry of Higher Education,
Science and Technology,
P. O. Box 9583 -00200
NAIROBI

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I’m writing to express my desire and kind request to you for your help. I’m currently serving as a Pastor at Healing gospel centre, Halleluyah church Eldoret, Kenya. I’m the director of Ministry of Missions and Discipleship.

I’m married to my dear wife Martha and together we have four children. I have been serving as a Pastor for the last 9 years and my thirst to reach out to the unreached people is great.

In 2004, i was admitted at Discipleship University, a distance learning campus of Lee University USA. Due to financial constraint, however, to date I have not been able to begin my studies for a four year degree course in Christian Ministries…My monthly income is $US 50.only.I also have enormous family responsibilities.

I also have a vision to reach out to other Nations within East Africa and beyond to preach the gospel. The training will enable me be equipped for the gospel.

Besides, I also need funds to buy instruments, i.e. Key boards, guitars, Drum sets, Speakers and a Van for the same purpose.

Please, kindly help us get funds for Missions and Discipleship and to enable me train at the said University and other living expenses. My children have been set away for fees severally, and this is a shame to the body of Christ. My wife is not employed and she serves alongside me in the Ministry of intercession.

Looking forward to your response soon.

Grace and Peace of the Lord Jesus Christ,

Pastor Antony Wabuge Wanjala,

• P.o box 30100-6773,
• Eldoret, Kenya.
• Cell 254-721575573 or 254-710365033

High Commission of India – Abuja

During the India Africa Forum Summit held in New Delhi in April 2008, the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India had announced Government of India’s initiative to enhance the academic opportunities for students from African countries by way of increasing the number of Scholarships for them to pursue Undergraduate, Post Graduate and higher studies courses in Indian Universities & Institutions.

In that context, following scholarship slots have been offered for meritorious students under the African Scholarship Scheme for the academic year 2010-11.

• Nigeria – 4 (Four)
• Benin – 2 (Two)
• Cameroon – 1 (One)
• Chad – 1 (One)

Nominations from desirous meritorious students are invited for the said scholarship slots. The last date for submitting duly completed application form to First Secretary (Cons) at hoc.abuja@mea.gov.in or 15, Rio Negro Close, Off Yedseram Street, Maitama, Abuja (Nigeria) is 31 January 2010.

Africa Scholarship Scheme – Year 2010-11

Application Form

ICCR Guidelines

Scholarship Rates

10. Scholarship World

• The Scholarship Search site is large, accurate and popular. It regularly updates and provides automatic email notification of new scholarships that match your profile.

9. International Student Loan Center

• Opportunity to apply for a loan program where one can borrow annually up to approximately $30,000. International students are required to have a US Citizen or permanent resident as a co-signer to apply for this loan. These loans funds are disbursed directly to the applicant, have competitive interest rates and no application fees

8. College Scholarships

• A financial aid search service, using a large database of private scholarships. Scholarships are available for undergraduate, graduate and international students attending a college or a vocational / technical school.

7. Scholarships Canada

• Comprehensive list of over 7,000 individual scholarships, student awards, bursaries and grants for Canadian Students and Post Secondary Educational Institutions. Registration is free and provides enough initial information to be able to contact the organization offering the scholarship.

6. International Scholarships

• A site that features financial aid, college scholarship and international scholarship resource for students wishing to study abroad. At this site, you will find the most comprehensive listing of grants, scholarships, loan programs, and other information to assist college and university students in their pursuit to study abroad.

5. Study in Canada

• A site offered by and listing a number of Government of Canada scholarships. Please click on the links provided for more detailed information.

4. Education USA

• This site is managed by the U.S. Department of State and has excellent and helpful information on obtaining and U.S. Visa and Financial Assistance. No specific scholarships offered.

3. A Broad Planet.com

• The online community of international students studying in the USA. The site where students help students to survive and thrive during their stay in America.

2. Scholarship Online

• Online scholarship search and information service for bachelor, master, doctoral, and postdoctoral level offers from various country available for international students

1. Need-Blind Admissions

• Schools Awarding Financial Need-Blind Admissions Aid. This is a relatively new admissions policy but what it means is that a college or university will admit students regardless of their ability to pay, and for any students that cannot afford the price-tag, the university awards scholarships and other institutional aid to make up the difference. There are now seven US schools that offer need-blind admissions to international students. Basically, if you can get in, you can afford to go – they are:

• MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Massachusetts
• Harvard University in Massachusetts
• Princeton University in New Jersey
• Yale University in Connecticut
• Williams College in Massachusetts
• Middlebury College in Vermont
• Dartmouth College in New Hampshire
• Brown University in Providence, RI
• Amherst College in Massachusetts

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• Door-to-door and person-to-person evangelism – in the morning hours
• Crusades – in the afternoons
• Distribution of clothes to the needy
• Seminars – during the day
• Revival meetings – in the evenings

• St. Andrew’s Anglican Church- Malindi
• Kahawa Sukari Baptist Church
• Anglican Church Diocese of Kajiado
• Anglican Church Diocese of Nairobi
• The Samaritan Ark – Nairobi

• God’s provision for transport for each team member. Some of the members are not on permanent employment.
• Journey mercies
• Pray over the peace of Malindi and her people to be receptive to the Word of God.
• Good health: Malindi is generally hot while the team members will be coming for cold areas.
• Protection against demonic attacks
• Annointing for pulling down strong holds in Malindi: witchcraft, drug addictions, immorality, islam etc
• The Host
• God’s grace in carrying out all the activities
• Unity in the Spirit among the team members and the host.
• Break through in every ministry.
• Pray for God’s protection and provision for our family members and relatives we shall be leaving behind.
• Attendance at the crusades, seminars and revival meetings

The National Department of Social Development is offering scholarships to the needy and deserving students of South Africa.  Applications are invited from students who are pursuing or interested in enrolling for a Social Work qualification.

Eligibility

Any South African citizen, who at the time of application, is in Grade 12 or has successfully passed Grade 12 examination with tertiary entrance requirements.  Any South African citizen who is pursuing a Social Work qualification at an accredited South African tertiary institution.  Selection shall be based primarily on academic performance and financial viability.

Your application form should be accompanied by the tertiary institution’s admission letter, ID copy, Grade 12 certificate copy, academic results and parents/guardian’s proof of income and ID copies and your contact numbers.  No application will be considered without any of the mentioned documents.

Conditions

The Department will contribute towards the following costs:

• Registration fee, tuition fee, examination fee, prescribed books, stipend for practical work, residence and meal fee.  Students should apply for University accommodation as only university accommodation will be paid for on the scholarship.
• Successful candidates shall enter into a contractual agreement with the Department and they must make satisfactory progress and complete their studies within the minimum period as prescribed by the tertiary institution.

Submissions/Application Forms and Closing Dates

The application form can be accessed at any tertiary institution which is offering a Social Work qualification, Provincial Social Development Offices listed below and on this website as from 01 October 2009.

The application forms should be posted or hand delivered to the relevant Provincial Departments listed below.

National Enquiries Contact: Mr Moqeloa Mothopeng (012) 312 7536 or email MoqeloaM@socdev.gov.za

National Department of Social Development

Scholarship Opportunity January 2010

We are awarding an academic merit scholarship for admission to Daystar University in January 2010.

Who qualifies for the Scholarship?

• Must be committed Christians
• Must have scored a mean grade of A or A- in high school.
• Must have sat for K.C.S.E exams in 2008

What is the application procedure?
All applications must be typed. The following needs to be included:

1. A biographical statement
2. Personal Faith Statement
3. Statement of Vocational goals
4. Statement explaining why you are attracted to Daystar University
5. Letter from your pastor or youth pastor
6. Letter from a recent teacher who can speak of the applicant’s academic abilities and leadership potential.
7. A copy of your high school result slip.

What is the application deadline?
The deadline for returning the applications is October 30th 2009. If you do not hear from us by 15th November 2009, please consider yourself unsuccessful.

Applicants who meet the qualifications above will also need to make an application for admission to Daystar University, latest by November 30th, 2009.

Click here to download the scholarship form.

Our Identity

• The National Council of Churches of Kenya is a family of Christian communions and organizations in fellowship and witness.

Our Vision

• One Church; United in faith and mission witnessing to Jesus Christ.

Our Mission

To facilitate the united mission of the Christian Church in Kenya, the Council shall:

• Promote fellowship and ecumenism;
• Nurture a common understanding of the Christian faith and mission;
• Build the capacities of the membership;
• Enhance the creation of a just and sustainable society;
• Uphold its corporate health, identity, heritage and sustainability.

Our Values

In pursuing its Christian calling, the Council shall uphold:

• Integrity through accountability and transparency;
• Stewardship through sound resource management;
• Professionalism through competence and efficiency;
• Partnership by collaborating with others;
• Servanthood through fair and humble service.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Greetings in the most precious name of our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ.  I am pastor/missionary Tom Mboya Opiyo.  Currently I am a missionary in Kenya in Africa among a people of Cattle called the MAASAI in a place called Narok  in the Rift Valley province of Kenya.  God led me to contact you as I prayerfully read what you do via the internet.  Thank you brethren for the great work you do for the expansion of the Kingdom of God by helping people who are poor and desperate to get education.

I have given a brief overview of my current ministry work.  I request your organization to prayerfully consider working in partnership with our ministry for the sake of proclaiming the Gospel with the urgency the Gospel requires by supporting the children , pupils and students who desperately need education sponsorship  We genuinely need your support in that regard as we do indigenous missionary work among needy people in Africa.

Our ministry is involved in doing many things with very limited resources.  That includes,

1.  Missions and missionary work

2.  Church planting

3.  Discipleship

4. Teaching ministries

5. Kingdom business enterprises income generating initiatives

6. Widows/oprphans/destitute support/care

7. Community development projects/programs as evangelistic tools

8.  Children/youth/women and family ministries

9. Church/christian networking

10. Education support and sponsorship programmes

I am struggling with all those programs and many of them are not doing well because of the poor African environments where I work.  I need your prayer, support and expertise.
More information about the needy children, pupils and students is  given below for your easy reference.  Thank you and may the Almighty God richly bless you.  I look forward to your help and to hear from you.

Remember that your service is not in  vain (1 Corinthians 15:58).

In God’s humble service,

PASTOR TOM MBOYA OPIYO,

PERSONAL FAITH STATEMENT

I am Pastor/Missionary Tom Mboya Opiyo born in Kawino Location, Kadibo Division, and Kisumu District in Nyanza Province of Kenya. My parents (both are dead) were Mr. Opiyo Ochia and Mrs. Margaret Opiyo Ngode. My parents had 8 children (4 boys and 4 girls) but 2 of my brothers died before they attained the age of 30 years. I am married to Eunice and currently we have three children, two of our own and one adopted child. Both the children are boys.

I believed in and accepted the Lord Jesus Christ into my heart as my personal saviour and Lord in August 1989 at a local Africa Inland Church (A.I.C) in my home area called Kibarwa A.I.C. At that time, I was still in High School. God called me into the ministry and in His noble work 15 years ago when I had just finished High School and I had also undergone some theological and Christian trainings. Since then, I have served God as a Missionary in several African Countries, including Kenya and with different Evangelical Christian Ministries and churches at national and regional levels.

Currently, my wife and I are serving God with People For Jesus International Ministries as missionaries among the Maasai Community in Narok District and especially within Narok town and Maasai villages within Narok town and its vicinity. We also do ministry and mission work in other parts of Kenya and the world as God necessitates. Dynamic Empowerment of church members and people of our target areas is vital in our ministry activities.

My personal Christian beliefs, practices and adherences are as follows.

1.       I believe that the HOLY BIBLE is Gods final revelation and constitutes our all sufficient rule of faith and practices – II Timothy 3: 16 – 17.

2.       I believe in PERSONAL SALVATION by faith in the atoning work of Jesus Christ by which sinners are regenerated (born again) through repentance – Romans 5: 12 – 21

3.       I believe that God eternally exists in three persons, Father, Son and the Holy Ghost and that these three are but one God – John 1: 18; 15:26; 17:11; Zachariah 14: 9; Matthew 28: 19.

4.       I believe in BAPTISM OF MUCH WATER BY IMMERSION as an outward sign of burial to the old nature – Romans 6: 4 and as an act of obedience in fulfilling all righteousness – Matthew 3: 15.

5.       I believe that the CHURCH consists of persons who have been regenerated (born again/saved) by the Holy Spirit and made new creatures in Christ Jesus – Ephesians 1: 22 – 23; 2: 22; 1 Peter 1: 23.

6.        I believe that ALL HAVE SINNED and come short of the glory of God, and that through the death and risen power of Christ, all who believe in Him can be saved from the penalty and power of sin – Genesis 1: 26 – 31; 3: 1 – 7; Romans 5: 12; 1 Peter 1:23.

7.       I believe in the Literal, Personal and Physical second return of our Lord Jesus Christ – 1 Thessalonians 4: 16 – 17; Titus 2: 13; 2 Peter 3: 13.

8.       I believe in the baptism of the Holy Ghost (Being filled with the Holy Ghost) for every believer and in the gifts of the Holy Ghost –  Acts 2:4, 38 – 39; 10: 46; 19: 6; 1 Corinthians 12.

9.       I believe that Rulers and Governments are ordained by God – Romans 13: 3 – 4.

10.    I believe that the church must be economically, socially and in all spheres of life empowered such that there is no lack in the church as an agent of spiritual and divine transformation in the world Acts 4: 33 – 34; Ephesians 2: 10.

11.    I believe that Satan/Devil exists to oppose and try to frustrate God’s plans and purposes – 1 John 3:8; 1 Peter 5:8.

12.  I believe in the ETERNAL conscious bliss of all true believers in Christ and also in the eternal conscious punishment in the Lake of Fire of all who reject our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ – Revelation 19: 20; 20: 10 –

13.  I belive in the FIVE-FOLD MINISTRY of apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers; that they must be a part of the church of Jesus Christ – Ephesians 4:11-12

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

People For Jesus International Ministries (PFJIM) was founded in Narok District by Pastor Tom Opiyo and his wife Eunice in February 2006. Pastor Tom Opiyo is a Missionary who has calling in areas of Church planting, teaching/discipleship, pastoral ministries, church leadership, and evangelism (outreach). I (Pastor Tom) also believe in empowering church members in their different areas of call, giftedness, potential and need so that we have a Christian Community where all serve God without hindrances. PFJIM is a Kenyan indigenous founded church that has church ministries locally, nationally and internationally. Currently, the headquarters is at Narok town within the Republic of Kenya .  In Kenya , we work under the affiliation of Mustard Seed Ministries Church run by Apostle James Okech, but we do our operations autonomously. The Narok Church currently has about 100 members and we fellowship  within Narok town at a tent, which we  use for church activities and programs.

THE VISION OF PFJIM: To make true disciples of Jesus Christ in all the nations and to empower them spiritually, socially, intellectually and economically so that the disciples can declare the glory of God in all the earth.

Narok District is located in the Rift Valley within Kenya and has a population of about 600,000. The population comprises mainly (85 percent) pastoralists called the Maasai people, otherwise called the people of the cattle. The Maasai are the indigenous people here. Narok town is the district headquarters where most facilities can be obtained. The town has a population of about 30,000 people mainly comprising the Maasai tribe. Other tribes are also here for business and farming e.g. Kikuyu, Kisii, Luo, Luhyia, Kamba, Meru e.t.c. The town is growing rapidly but lacks many modern facilities. Farming in large scale e.g. wheat farming, barley, maize, beans is done in Narok District but mainly done by non-natives. The place is generally dry/dusty if there is no rain but green and flooded if it rains. Majority are traditionalists who believe in the Maasai traditional cultures and customs. Christians are the majority religion but born again believers are not many. Other religions present are Islam (which follows after the number of Christians), Hinduism, Cults and Occultism.

Narok is a host to one of the Seven Wonders of the World called Maasai Mara National Park .

The district is mainly bushy and wild with many kinds of wildlife.

Our current target area is Narok town and its adjacent Maasai villages of Bobong’, Kipangas and Olopito. The population in this area is about 40,000 people. There are about 20 protestant evangelical churches with Pentecostal inclination. Other Christian affiliated denominations are about 15.

Narok town and its environs attract many tourists and hence sexual immorality is rampant. One district hospital serves a big population. Water supply from Narok River is polluted and insufficient in town and not available in villages. Education standards are low – (illiteracy rate of about 60% in general but in other villages illiteracy rate is about 85%) due to remoteness and other factors. Many lack daily income due to lack of industries among other factors. Majority Christians not properly discipled because most pastors/church leaders are either working for the government or engaged in other work to generate income. Many church leaders are also not trained or ill-trained.  Majorities are unemployed and lack good sources of income.

OUR MISSION – PEOPLE FOR JESUS INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES

1.   Penetrate the unreached and marginalized areas of Kenya , Africa and the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

2.   Plant biblically sound churches in Kenya and beyond in which Christians worship God freely in truth and in the spirit.

3.    Work with churches, church related programs, and other organizations that share same vision and mission.

4.   Mobilize resources for social action in developing needy communities.

5.   Mobilize the church for missions and missionary work locally, nationally and internationally.

6.   Send called and well trained Christians into service in different areas of call and service.

7.   Give financial support to missionaries, ministers and Christian workers/servants.

8.   Establish and run academic and theological learning institutions, schools, colleges and universities. Strive to support and sponsor children, students and pupils who are unable to continue with their education for whatever reasons related to lack of funds/lack of educational resources.

9.   Establish and run community-based institutions such as health clinics, hospitals, orphanages, widows care/support,  e.t.c.

The Students

Currently, we need help for those Ninety One needy cases of education.  Please help us.  All those children, pupils and students have their full details with us including family profile, background, schools they learn, school fees and other necessary deatils you may want.  We shall avail all the information you may want in order to help those needy children. Please email for more detailed information on the students and there needs

PASTOR TOM MBOYA OPIYO

P.O. BOX 1008 , Narok, 20500, KENYA , EAST AFRICA

TEL: 254-721-2044 47; 254 727-0251 21; 254-736-574413

E-mail: kingdomvisionprtom@yahoo.com