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A dear friend of mine, Adam Mosely is a church planter. He and his wife Melody are amazing selfless people. God recently burdened their heart to start a church for those that are missionaries and aid workers in Kenya. Since the missionaries and aid workers are mostly American citizens who have no central place to be fed spiritually. After visiting there last year to adopt a baby when he and his wife couldn't conceive, they realized what they had been called to do; feed the people that are feeding others. Thus the birth of Trinity Kenya was born.
If you could make a one time donation or a recurring donation of any amount, it is greatly appreciated. It is tax deductible and all funds and financing is handled through secure servers and used 100% for the ministry.
I know some of you are atheist, my wife would almost fall into that category (more agnostic) yet she feels an affinity to this project as it is providing emotional, physical and spiritual "food" for those that are working to provide a better life for others that are not as fortunate as we are. Just the very idea of clean water is foreign to many in that region and can mean life or death.
So regardless of your faith or lack there of, consider sending a small donation to help a really good friend of mine do a really great work. I sincerely appreciate it.
Thank you.
http://www.trinitykenya.com/give/
A dear friend of mine, Adam Mosely is a church planter. He and his wife Melody are amazing selfless people. God recently burdened their heart to start a church for those that are missionaries and aid workers in Kenya. Since the missionaries and aid workers are mostly American citizens who have no central place to be fed spiritually. After visiting there last year to adopt a baby when he and his wife couldn't conceive, they realized what they had been called to do; feed the people that are feeding others. Thus the birth of Trinity Kenya was born.
If you could make a one time donation or a recurring donation of any amount, it is greatly appreciated. It is tax deductible and all funds and financing is handled through secure servers and used 100% for the ministry.
I know some of you are atheist, my wife would almost fall into that category (more agnostic) yet she feels an affinity to this project as it is providing emotional, physical and spiritual "food" for those that are working to provide a better life for others that are not as fortunate as we are. Just the very idea of clean water is foreign to many in that region and can mean life or death.
So regardless of your faith or lack there of, consider sending a small donation to help a really good friend of mine do a really great work. I sincerely appreciate it.
Thank you.
http://www.trinitykenya.com/give/
