Help Us Bring Hope and Healing to Kenya
We are Inspired By God Ministries , and we’ve been given an incredible opportunity to serve on a missionary trip to Kenya, where we will be working directly with underprivileged communities who are in desperate need of basic healthcare, support, and spiritual encouragement.
This trip isn’t just a journey — it’s a calling.
Many of the people we will be serving live in areas where clean water is scarce, medical supplies are limited, and access to healthcare is nearly impossible. Children suffer from preventable diseases, families go without essential care, and entire communities struggle daily without the help they need — and the hope they deserve.
On this mission, our team will be:
Offering basic medical missionary care and first aid
Providing health education
Supporting local churches and outreach programs
Sharing the the gospel of Jesus Christ through prayer, service, and presence
Helping deliver resources to the poor and needy
But in order to go, we need your help.
Just A Little Help Can Make Their Hearts Happier.
$5000
The total cost for this trip — which covers travel, lodging, supplies, and donations to local ministries — is $5000. Your donation will not only help us get there, but will also help purchase herbs, food, and health resources for the communities we serve.
$100
No gift is too small. Whether it’s $10, $25, $100 or more, your generosity becomes part of the miracle. You may not be able to go with us in person, but your support will be felt in every hug, every healing, and every life touched.
Together, we can bring hope, health, and healing to those who need it most.
PERSONAL INFO:
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Be The Sunshine During Dark Days.
He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the LORD; and that which he hath given will he pay him again.
Proverbs 19:17
Just A Little Help Can Make Their Hearts Happier.
It is not God's purpose that Christians, whose privileges far exceed those of the Jewish nation, shall give less freely than they gave. "Unto whomsoever much is given," the Saviour declared, "of him shall be much required." Luke 12:48. The liberality required of the Hebrews was largely to benefit their own nation; today the work of God extends
over all the earth. In the hands of His followers, Christ has placed the treasures of the gospel, and upon them He has laid the responsibility of giving the glad tidings of salvation to the world. Surely our obligations are much greater than were those of ancient Israel. {AA 337.2}