Kibera Slum outside of NairobiWOGA (known as PACWA in Africa) works closely with those suffering in the slums of Kenya. They work with both AIDS widows and AIDS orphans in Kibera, Africa's second largest slum. A million people make their homes here and it is one of the areas where rioting is the worst as a result of the current political crisis facing Kenya.
Below is a request for prayer from Judy Mbugua, Director of PACWA:
"We really need to pray. The country is being divided in the middle. I am reminded of the story in 1 Kings 4:16-28. Just like the lady in this story was ready to give up her son, so that he could live; our earnest prayer is that we may have the real leader arise, give up power and personal ambition before we as a country are divided in the middle. Only God will cause such a thing to happen. We really need divine intervention!
Please pray specifically for the church, the divisions in the church and for the truth to come out in a way that would not disrupt peace and for tribal animosity to die in the name of Jesus!
Because of the numbers of the displaced people, we need supplies to be able to help them."
If you would like to send support that will be used to help those who are displaced in Kenya, contact Global Action at: www.global_act.org.
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Our AIM team that was supposed to go to Kenya is now in Swazi because of the riots there. We are definitely praying!!
Our AIM team that was supposed to be in Kenya is now serving in Swaziland because of the riots. So know that we are definitely praying!
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