Please consider continuing this great work, by investing in any of the projects below.
Digging Clean Water Wells
The WeRemnant family digs wells in remote villages to provide clean water to the children and families free of charge, so they do not have to go to the rivers to get water or die of waterborne diseases. The wells are on church grounds, so people from different faiths must come on church property to receive physical and LIVING water. Since we began this program in 2018, we have provided clean water for 11,600 people.
Please prayerfully consider partnering with us to provide clean water to children and families in Kenya. $500 digs a traditional well in a remote village:
Building Village Church-Schools
The WeRemnant family started with one church-school in Luuya, Bungoma County, Kenya. We now have a second one in Nazori. Combined, both schools have over 230 students, and they are growing.
Your continued gift of love pays teachers and provides books, school supplies and shoes. Help us to build swing sets and additional classrooms for the children. Help us educate the next generation.
$25 per month provides educational support for a child in a remote village $3,500 builds a church-school building
Providing Trade Schools and Clinics
WeRemnant is partnering with Seed Faith Church to use their building for a tailoring school. The school will be open to abused women and single mothers. Our priority is single mothers who need to learn a trade to provide for their children. Help us with this project to empower these women to give hope to their children and improve the economy of their communities.
Caring for Village Pastors
Hallelujah! The Good News of JESUS CHRIST is spreading across Kenya. With this growth comes the responsibility to help support poor village pastors and their families. Many cannot work their small farms and focus on caring for the spiritual and physical needs of their congregations. In remote villages with bad roads, no clinics, and no police nearby, the pastor serves as the first point-of-contact for poor villagers needing help.