The most abundant animals in the area near the Daystar Athi River campus are zebras and wildebeest. They are a bit elusive, especially when they see us on foot, but we were able to get rather close to this fine specimen.We thought you'd like to know how some of the people and projects here in Kenya have benefitted by the donated funds which you gave to the Pearce Church Kenyan Missions Team.
1) Three students (David, Michael, and Simon) in Phil's Electricity and Magnetism class have been given one-time scholarships.
2) A one-time gift was given to Ruth--a woman who is trying to establish her own small food business in the Daystar area.
3) A financial gift was given to help purchase a keyboard for St. John's Anglican Church.
4) A financial gift was given to help another local church purchase a PA system.
5) A financial gift was given to help send Lucy to a youth camp.
6) A one-time gift was given to Amos (a South African whom Judy worked with in the past). He is currently in the U.S. finishing a doctorate degree. He needed some financial help as his wife had to be treated in the hospital.
7) A financial gift was given to Jennifer. She is a single mother who also supports her sister and mother. She is a Daystar employee who has been very helpful to Phil and Judy.
All these folks say THANK YOU!
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