Denzel - K21271
Jane - K21246
Winnie - K21281
Celine - 21249
Marion - K21278
Annabella - K21250
Cynthia - K21273
Josephine - K21291
Purity - K21283
Rosemary - K21258
Elvis - K21284
Mary - K21287
Wilson - K21283
Trump - K21295
Sienna - K21265
Becky - K21257
Gift - K21282
Brighton - K21293
Tyson - K21298
Everlyn - K21292We are a sponsorship program that pairs sponsors, people like you, with children and widows in need in Kenya. When a child or widow is sponsored for $15, $20, or $25 per month through His Hands for Kenya they receive:
Children:
Widows:
His Hands for Kenya works alongside our Kenyan partner, Bishop Richard Ogol and his wife, Evelyn, and their church - Gospel Power Church. They have a heart for the widows in their area and their long term goal is to build a widows home beside their home. They hope to eventually house 20 widows to provide a safe home environment, food and basic needs. They want to provide love and quality of end of life care. His Hands for Kenya's participation in this work is done to fulfill our goal as a ministry, which is:
"to support and encourage the work of our brothers and sisters in Christ in the country of Kenya and to support the ministries of their churches, giving special emphasis to helping with their widows' and children's ministries and in supporting children to enable them to attend school. We strive to demonstrate the love of Christ through works of service to these churches as well as to other Christian missions and missionaries in the country of Kenya as we have opportunity - to be God's "hands and feet" and His servants to His children in Kenya."
100% of your sponsorship payment goes to the widow or child in need, none of it goes toward the administrative expenses of this program here in the United States.
Why Kenya? Why should we help?
"As for me, since I am poor and needy, let the Lord keep me in his thoughts. You are my helper and my savior. O my God, do not delay." Psalm 40:17
In the area of Siaya in Southwestern Kenya, the custom of widow inheritance is prevalent. In this custom, when a husband dies, his family “inherits” his widow who is expected to become the wife of the dead man’s brother. Due to this practice, the spread of HIV infection is rampant and is the main contributing factor to the spread of HIV. In this area, three out of every ten women are inherited widows and the HIV rate among women in general is over 21%. Malaria and typhoid are also common, leading to many chronic health problems, and all three illnesses combined have caused the death of many people in this area, including children, and a high number of orphans. Countrywide there are an estimated 3 million orphans, 47% of which became orphans as a result of HIV and AIDS.
His Hands for Kenya was formed in 2018 when a partnership was formed with Bishop Richard Ogol and his wife, Evelyn, to help bring hope to the widows and children of Kenya through sponsorship. They have a heart for the widows in their area and their long term goal is to build a widows home beside their home. They hope to eventually house 20 widows to provide a safe home environment, food and basic needs. They want to provide love and quality of end of life care.
(right - Bishop Richard, his wife, Evelyn, and their children)
For a small payment ranging from $15 to $25 per month, you can help provide food for a widow or send a child to school and help change their life!
For more information, visit our Sponsorship page or contact us.
