Project 24 Success Story – Daniel Seng’oi Lutudo
Former Project 24 student begins his studies to become an evangelist.
The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod has supported work in Kenya since 1998 through the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kenya (ELCK). Today, LCMS work in Kenya embodies all three of the LCMS Mission Emphases of Witness, Mercy, and Life Together. The LCMS supports pastoral formation through Matongo Lutheran Theological Seminary, a part of Neema Lutheran College, with international student scholarships, infrastructure improvements, and residential missionaries professors. The LCMS also runs the Christ’s Care for Children: Kenya program for at-risk children in sites across the country. Finally, the LCMS celebrates the recognition of full altar and pulpit fellowship with the ELCK as well as making Kenya home to our Field Office for Eastern and Southern Africa.
Former Project 24 student begins his studies to become an evangelist.
DCE Krista Young leads the missionary kids in a weekly bible study.
P24 director shares about his visit to the ELCK NW Diocese and reports on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic
Seminarian Kelvin shares the Gospel in his community during this time of the coronavirus pandemic
The site managers, deaconesses and pastors of the ELCK continue their care for the children amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Project 24 continues caring for the children as they response to the coronavirus pandemic
Rev. Dr. Joseph Ochola Omolo is installed at the new Archbishop of the ELCK.
Project 24 secondary school students gather together for this annual conference.
The Lord has used these volunteer consultants to help congregations avoid crop diseases, increase harvests, teach stewardship, and demonstrate Christ’s love.
Seminarian Abraham Thiong Nyang, an international student sponsored by the LCMS, shares his life story.
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