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Kenya Update January 3, 2026

But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in “spirit” and in “truth”: for the Father seeketh such to worship him. God is a Spirit: and they that worship him Must worship him in “spirit” and in “truth”. (John 4:23-24)

Truth does multiple things, it defines the church. (1 Timothy 3:15). It also sets one free. (John 8:31-32) But many don’t realize that “Truth” is also, what makes one Holy. (John 17:17) Sanctify them (Make them Holy)through your Truth: Thy Word is Truth. Yes, we must worship the Father in spirit and in truth. The word “must” here is Strong’s # G1163 – necessary – (as binding) behooved.

Greetings Brethren,

I hope all of you are well Spiritually, in this increasingly troubled world in which we live. As for being well physically, I hope our Heavenly Father will soon pass out those wonderful gifts of His, like the gift of healing. I know many are suffering from illnesses, some terminal.

I have a lot of news to report on today. Let me start with the recent harvest of sweet potatoes.  The second 1-acre garden of sweet potatoes was just harvested, and it was a good one. Even better than the last harvest because the potatoes were in the ground for a longer period of time. As you will see in the pictures, the potatoes are much larger.

Douglas delivering potatoes to Rebecca and her Grandmother Helen.

I received the following letter from Douglas:

Greetings to you all.

On behalf of all the groups, I would like to sincerely thank you for your great support toward the sweet potatoes project. By God’s grace, He has helped us from the time the project began until now, and we are truly grateful that we had a good harvest this season.

As the person overseeing this project, I was able today to distribute the sweet potatoes to all the groups. The distribution was done to Bernard, Sengera’s household, John Magara and his family, and the border group. I managed to visit each group personally to make sure that everyone received food.

It was a very long and challenging day, traveling from one place to another to ensure all the groups were served. During the harvesting, I was injured early in the day by a jembe (a Hoe) but despite the pain, I continued and did my best to complete the distribution for the benefit of everyone.

We thank God for His strength and protection, and on behalf of all the groups, we are deeply grateful to you, Pastor Bill, and all our donors, for your love, sacrifice, and continued support. May God richly bless you all for making this project a success.

With sincere gratitude,

Dauglas Henry.”

It took three days to complete the harvest from digging the potatoes out of the ground, to distributing them to all the remote locations. Douglas got hurt early on the first day, and his wound had to be stitched. So, it was a tough three days for Douglas.

John Magara’s group receiving Potatoes.

Douglas distributing Potatoes’ to Sengera House Orphan’s

Potatoes To Francis.

Potatoes To Maureen.

Timothy and Neighbors.

There are over 40 various tribes in Kenya, and they all speak their own native tongue. They also speak Swahili; a Bantu language widely used in all of E. Africa. So, they communicate quite well amongst each of the various tribes, and the other E. Africa countries. They also speak English. Yes, most are trilingual. Kenya was a British commonwealth; they won their independence in the 60ies.

Timothy came to Sengera House, like most of the orphans, when he was very young. And hopefully Timothy (and the rest of the orphans) while living there, learned much. We have been their parents, caring for them, and teaching them about our Creator, and His wonderful ways 24/7, the best we could.

Timothy also attended elementary school. Then spent four years boarding, in High School. So, he became educated, including (hopefully) in the Scriptures. And now, after graduating High School  he is back amongst his tribe, living in the bush. As Timothy converses with his tribal friends, the Gospel has opportunity to spread, even in the “bushes” of Kenya.

(Luke 14:23)

Cultural Kipsigis Ceremony.

Initiation rites (Tumdo) for boys and girls, transitioning to adulthood.

When God’s two witnesses, and the wicked one come on the world seen, many around this world will be confused. That’s when the church will also be witnessing, helping others to understand who are our Creator’s anointed, and who are the evil ones. God’s witnesses are not only comprised of two men, but His church will also be witnessing, as stated in (Revelation 11:4). This Scripture elaborates more, on who the witnesses are:

 “These are the two olive trees, and the two candlesticks standing before the God of the earth.’”

Trees represent men in the Bible. There will be two men, anointed by God to powerfully witness for Him. But candlesticks always represent the church. The Scriptures also clearly name the two men who will soon be on the scene with power to shut Heaven that it rain not, to turn waters to blood, and to smite the earth with all plagues, as often as they choose. Yes, no need for speculating who these two witnesses are, the Scriptures quit clearly name both of them. Sounds far-fetched? The Scriptures are their brethren, naming them clear as day. (There is a short Scriptural study on that titled: “I will give power unto my two witnesses” the link is below.)

Remember, our Lord told His disciples that when the Spirit of Truth is come, it will guide us into all truth, and even show us things to come. (John 16:13).

Now, the Gospel is still spreading, as our Lord said it would. All Kenyan’s are quite eager to learn about our Creator, and His plan for mankind. But many (especially in the wealthier countries) are not. Even many who have been called, and have answered that call by being baptized, and had hands, have become too busy (too content) with this world, and have lost sight of their High calling.  (Luke 14:18).

Brethren, there is quite a sobering verse found in (Matthew 22:14) concerning those whom God has called.

We are now living amongst the last Generation which shall not pass until our Lord’s return. (Matthew 24:34). And our Heavenly Father is still calling; He is still quite busy trying to fill His house. (Luke 14:23). Because too many are too content with this world, and wanting to be excused.  I hope that none are content with this life. Let us remember our citizenship is not here, we are sojourners. Like Abraham, looking for that city whose builder and maker is God. (Hebrews 11:10).

Trekking on Foot to Fetch water.

Francis is all healed up from when he was attacked by that thug who slashed his face open with a knife.

Francis treks on foot one hour each way to fetch clean water.

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Finally, an Artesian well.

Once again, we want to thank you for continuing to support these orphans and widows. Your donations are helping them so much. But the need is still great. The sweet potatoes helped, but they are still suffering from hunger, from illness, and from the harsh treatment from many of the authorities. let us continue to help them. They are poor, they are impoverished, they are widows, they are orphans. They are our brethren, and they are still in need of our Help.

Please help if you can. (1 John 3:17). And please do not get weary in well doing. (Galatians 6:9-10). Let us also continue to pray for one another, and most importantly let us pray “Thy Kingdom Come.”

Thank You.

Bill Goff

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