Our victories on the bureaucratic front!
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Documents, permits, visas are what make the mission official and legal before the state. And paperwork is a process in which we still have a lot to do. But! We are very pleased that we are now officially collaborating with Crossroads fellowship – our patron local church, rather a network of churches. The fact is that the mission in Kenya cannot exist on its own. It must be under the documentary cover of one of the official church brotherhoods.
Nominal Christianity and corruption in churches is another big problem in Kenya. And our great prayer need was to find exactly the church that would have sound teaching and a vision similar to ours.
We are blessed to serve with churches that serve their local communities, have a missionary vision, and sound biblical teaching. Some church members have joined our ministry as volunteers.
Another victory of ours – we opened an official organization.
Without going into documentary details, we received a document that allows us to officially conduct various socially useful projects before the state. This is essentially a license to serve our mission in Kenya.
And another victory – permission from the Ministry of Health. This permission was necessary to work with children and young people during the pandemic. We have been tested to ensure compliance with all quarantine standards.
