In the past, we have struggled with transportation in and out of Chemi Chemi due to the road’s rough terrain and many potholes. Whether transporting a group of Americans on a mission trip, a group of pastors on mission, or…
The Water project in Kenya began to allow the ministry to purify its water so that it could bottle water to generate funds for student scholarships to Divine Providence Training Center, improve the living conditions at our retreat center, provide…
I want to take the time to thank you for saying yes to God’s calling to help us bring Clean Water to Camp Chemi Chemi. This endeavor is nothing short of a miracle story. We have been wanting to purify…
A big "asante sana" goes out to the construction crew that came to Camp Chemi Chemi in May to work on improving our infrastructure while interacting with our pastors during the May school session. Scott Manley, Garland Davis, Joe James…
We have completed Phase 1 of the Camp. We now have 10 safari tents overlooking our beautiful landscape which and can accommodate 26 guests. We have already hosted one team from the US as well as our current class. We are…
Infrastructure on the property has been completed: well, pump & water lines; electrical power; septic system; security; lighted walkways. We have just completed building a "safari camp" replica on the property that has already housed two school terms (Dec.…
Nov 7-17 Fred Moore, Bill White and I (Beth Cayce) went to visit the construction site of our emerging retreat center nestled high on the hills in Endo Matasia overlooking Nairobi. Like all construction projects big or small there is a commonality—the construction costs run higher than you expect, the time table expands and the subcontractors feign ignorance to past communications. The big challenge we face here is that we have a Pastor School set to begin in the new facility on Dec 4th!