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About Kenya

If You Are Uncertain About What A Christian Mission Trip to Kenya is Like... It can be a real 'Eye Opener'

When people return from a Christian mission trip they don't talk about how much they blessed the people they served.
They talk of how they benefited from going.

When our daughter was in school one of her teachers told her that she has a heart for missions. And she does. I have always liked the expression:

"a heart for missions"

You have a heart, a talent, for something.
What you are passionate about- hopeful for.

In missions this can be anything from

going and visiting a widow or a child in their home
visiting an orphanage
working on a construction project, or at a food bank

teaching English or Bible School.

In 2008 Five teams from Kenya Relief traveled to Kenya on Christian Mission trips. (Some 95 people)

Some of the trips were medical missions.

Some teams worked with education and the local schools.

Some went to run a 'Vacation Bible School'... and some individuals went to visit a child they sponsor.

In 2009 About 150 people traveled to Kenya and worked with Kenya Relief.

Trips for 2010 are complete. I'm thinking close to 200 people went on a mission trip and safari.

You can find the tentative schedule for 2011 Here

If You're interested in going on a trip you can Contact Steve James by email sjamesatkenyareliefdotorg

and If you'd like to know more about what the trips are like,
You can find out by filling out the form below.

You can sign-up to receive updates on Kenya Relief's work in Kenya by filling out the form on this page.

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Some mission trips are primarily medical mission trips. This could be taking registering patients, working in a pharmacy, giving shots or simply holding a child.

There is Tremendous need for medical care in Kenya and there is NO comparison between medical care in Kenya and medical care in the U.S. and many European countries

There are other ways to help without going on a mission trip to Kenya.

You can

sponsor a child , contribute to a widows fund, or a building project. You can be an enabler by making a small loan to a Kenyan.

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If You Are Uncertain About What A Christian Mission Trip to Kenya is Like... It can be a real 'Eye Opener'

When people return from a Christian mission trip they don't talk about how much they blessed the people they served. They talk of how they benefited from going.

You can sign-up to receive updates on Kenya Relief's work in Kenya by filling out the form on this page.

There are other ways to help without going on a mission trip to Kenya.

When people return from a Christian mission trip they don't talk about how much they blessed the people they served.
They talk of how they benefited from going.