Fresh Water for the Turkana Tribe

Fresh Water for the Turkana Tribe

The Turkana people in the valley of Peleketch, Kenya, have endured desert-like conditions for centuries. However, the sparse rain in the past few years has created new challenges. Most of them are goat herders. With little rain, herds dwindle, and rivers dry up and...
Bringing Jesus to African Tribes

Bringing Jesus to African Tribes

Every child should know of God’s great love. Every heart should experience the depth of Christ’s mercy. But in all reality, millions of people live and die without ever hearing the life-changing stories from God’s Word. With the goal of bringing Jesus to remote Kenyan...
Will They Have Food Tomorrow?

Will They Have Food Tomorrow?

We might wonder how we will squeeze another 20 pounds of fresh hamburger into a full freezer while elderly people in Kenya, Africa, wonder if they will have food for tomorrow. James Odongo is a 65-year-old who lives in a small one-room apartment in Nakuru, Kenya. This...
Conflict, drought, and inflation creates severe hunger

Conflict, drought, and inflation creates severe hunger

Severe hunger is a reality across the world. This reality can be seen in numbers: More than 800 million people go to bed hungry every night according to the World Food Programme (WFP). Parents can feel hunger’s effects when they skip a meal at times so their children...
The Plight of a Kenyan widow

The Plight of a Kenyan widow

“To be a Kenyan widow often means to be alone and without a voice,” says a CAM staff member. In Kenya, wives are frequently seen as no more than possessions, and many widows face rejection and hatred from family when their husbands die. They may be blamed for their...