Giving Praise To God

There are many things we can complain about. We can complain and murmur about things that are not going our way, and we can complain about events that we don't have control over as well. The Bible has quite a few examples of complainers and the consequences of their gripes. We really have no reason to ever murmur before The LORD, and in contrast, we are told to give thanks and praise as often as we have breathe in our being.

As we continue planning for the mission trip to Pokot, we want to take this time to praise God for everything HE has worked out in this mission. We thank Him for this vision, the mission, the team members and the applicants who have signed on so far. We also thank HIM for all the donations and prayers that have been given through HIS people. Thank you and give praise unto The LORD always!

Mercy

Mercy is kind, pitiful. Mercy and the love of God purify the soul, beautify the heart, and cleanse the life from selfishness. Mercy is a manifestation of divine love, and is shown by those who, identified with God, serve Him by reflecting the light of heaven upon the pathway of their fellow creatures. 

The condition of many persons calls for the exercise of genuine mercy. Christians, in their dealing with one another, are to be controlled by principles of mercy and love. They are to improve every opportunity for helping fellow beings in distress. The duty of every Christian is plainly outlined in the words: “Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven: give, and it shall be given unto you; good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over.” “As ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them likewise.” These are the principles that we shall do well to cherish.

Let those who desire to perfect a Christlike character ever keep in view the cross on which Christ died a cruel death in order to redeem humankind. Let them ever cherish the same merciful spirit that led the Savior to make an infinite sacrifice for our redemption.

-- The Signs of The Times, May 21, 1902 (Be Like Jesus)

Join us in showing mercy and kindness to the people of Pokot this July. Join the mission today!

Donate Today!

We recently got a donation of $100 and we thank everyone for donating in the past few months.

We are still accepting donations for the mission, and we are just 3 MONTHS AWAY from the mission trip!!! Please consider donating today! 

Please go to our fundraising page. Any donation given will be greatly appreciated and all proceeds will be used for the mission trip needs. May God richly bless you as you continue to serve Him and give to His cause.

April Showers...

Spring time is here!

This season in the United States is characterized 
by blooming flowers, blossoming trees, longer days and shorter nights.

We also see why it is said that "April showers bring May flowers" as this month is notorious for the great amount of rain showers it receives during this time.

This is also the season for Spring cleaning! It is that time when many get rid of their unused/old things, to make room for the new. But before you start cleaning out your closets in anticipation for a whole new wardrobe, or before you decide to purchase that new electronic device or even a new car, please remember to donate to the charitable organization of your choice. We at the Pokot Mission Project are still soliciting funds, but you may also have another ministry or institution that The LORD is calling you to give your time and your funds to. After all, HE is the One who has blessed you with the means to bless others.

To donate to the Pokot Mission, please visit https://rally.org/pokotmission. May God continue to pour showers of blessings upon you.

Our Work

To every one who becomes a partaker of His grace, the Lord appoints a work for others. Individually we are to stand in our lot and place, saying, “Here I am; send me.” Upon the minister of the word, the missionary nurse, the Christian physician, the individual Christian, whether he be merchant or farmer, professional man or mechanic,—the responsibility rests upon all. It is our work to reveal to men the gospel of their salvation. Every enterprise in which we engage should be a means to this end.—The Ministry of Healing, 148.


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