“I don’t see why I would want to live without Jesus.” Joseph W, a college student who joined Ndoto in 2014, finally made this statement in July of this year. Like all cases of salvation, however, this was neither the beginning nor the end of the story!
Ndoto staff and students at a Fatherheart retreat
In May, a group of Ndoto students went to a seminar from Fatherheart Ministries, which is an international organization that is a place of healing for people to experience the depths of God’s love for us.
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Fred returning his borrowed book “Joseph decided he would rather face life with the Lord and have nothing, than face life without the Lord and have everything,” Ndoto student Fred S. shared with Ndoto team member Michael Omondi. He was in the office to return a borrowed book, John Ortberg’s If You Want To Walk On Water, You’ve Got To Get Out Of The Boat. Ndoto has a variety of inspirational books in its offices, both for the staff and for students to borrow.
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By Michael Omondi Silas comes from a place where he was abandoned by his father and had no mother. He went to school until form two (sophomore year of high school) and could not continue – not because of money, but because of peer influence on him. He became a dangerous thief with his friends and his brothers, who happened to die in the process of stealing. Silas himself escaped death in the situation and came home to wonder how he made it.
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If Ndoto students simply become well-educated adults, then we have not succeeded in our mission. Ndoto students praying for a young boy Ndoto students have an opportunity to participate in a weekly ministry where they are learning to serve and minister to others. A local child correctional facility has been offering a Saturday afternoon time slot to Ndoto for over a year so that our students can pray and encourage the youth there.
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by Moses Ondeche I had an opportunity to visit two of our new students in a school within the city, Robert A. and Chrispine O. at Kisumu Day High School. Chrispine is an orphan, and Robert only has his mother, who is rarely able to make it to visit him. They were not expecting me to visit, so that filled me with excitement as I got to the school! Little did I know that I would be plunged in over my head when class teachers wanted to meet with me and go through their academic achievements and weaknesses.