Kenya & Tanzania
Meet Joshua, Julius, Thomson and Everlyn.
In Kenya, a Kingdom Learners Bible school trains the next generation of pastors. Its graduates serve around the Maasai Mara and in western Kenya, and the work has crossed the border into Tanzania.
Pastor Joshua · Raising leaders who will raise up others.
Joshua helps guide, teach and mentor new pastors at the Kingdom Learners Bible school. His calling follows 2 Timothy 2:2: entrust the truth to faithful people who will be able to teach others also.
He wants disciple-makers who go back into their communities and multiply the work of the Gospel. So he gives new leaders instruction, accountability and encouragement, and the chance to practice what they learn in real congregations.
How your bottle will help
One priority is a permanent building: a church that also houses the Bible school, where believers can worship and future pastors can train. Through Kingdom Learners, the $10 from every bottle will help build it. In that building, a new believer can learn the Scriptures, grow into a disciple, receive leadership training and one day start a fellowship in another village.
Evangelist Julius · A man who refuses to stop going.
Julius graduated from the Kingdom Learners Bible school and took the Gospel into villages across southern Kenya. He often travels on foot, from village to village, sharing the Good News and praying with people. At times he keeps going without enough food.
Julius is a husband and the father of five children. His calling to ministry sits alongside the responsibility to provide for them.
How your bottle will help
Through Kingdom Learners, the $10 from every bottle will help give Julius reliable transportation, food for his travels and support for his family. With transport he can reach more villages and spend more of his day with people. Julius already has the heart for this work; the support will remove some of the obstacles in his way.
Thomson and Everlyn · Teaching the Word, multiplying the mission.
Thomson graduated from the Kingdom Learners Bible school and now serves as a lead teacher there, equipping other believers for ministry. Together with his wife Everlyn, he is strengthening Christian leadership in Kenya, and he has helped carry the school’s training across the border into Tanzania.
The student has become the teacher, and his students carry his teaching into villages he may never visit. Thomson and Everlyn are raising two children while they serve.
How your bottle will help
Through Kingdom Learners, the $10 from every bottle will help give Thomson and Everlyn dependable monthly support for their teaching and ministry, and stability for their family.
Track record
What Kingdom Learners has done in Kenya and Tanzania so far
22 pastors have graduated, more than 40 house churches have started, 400 believers have been discipled, and a Christian school has grown from 2 to 55 children. A pastor here serves on about $100 a month.
For example, 1 bottle can cover three days of a pastor’s support, and 10 bottles a month.
Progress from 2819 Olive Oil
The first report on bottles sold and money sent comes in January 2027. After the first transfer, dated updates from this work will appear here.
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