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9 May 2008 The Peace of God During Conflict by William Auki: Nairobi, Kenya pictured with his wife, Victoria  Kenya has been undergoing a tough time since the general election for parliamentarians and the presidency. Violence broke out and the entire country was in chaos for more than one month. Many lost their property through looting and utter destruction just because they hailed from a different community.
The church was not untouched by this event, as we underwent a period of self-examination in which we had to be honest with our own feelings. The conclusion was obvious: we needed to change. Otherwise our personal expectations with respect to the election would poison our own souls. We needed the peace of God. This Bible Talk was written to address this need. The central question that rings in our ears during difficult times is: Where is God when life hurts? We will look at having the peace of God during good and bad times. |
Theme For The Year 2008:
Scripture For The Week: Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near. Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ. Jesus. Philippians 4:4-7  The Peace of God During Conflict INVALUABLE LESSONS The Fruit Of Faith Set Of Classes From Sisters' Devotional -Something Inside So Strong
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19 April 2008
19 April 2008
19 April 2008
Following the announcement of official results of the presidential election in Kenya last month, the country has descended into bloodletting that has seen over 600 people killed, thousands injured. Over 300, 000 people have been displaced as their homes, farms and property have been looted, taken over or torched. One of the worst hit areas has been the town and environs of Eldoret, where there is a church of 160 disciples. The disciples have not been spared in this sad, sadistic and sorry series of events. Here are a few accounts.
Daniel and Maureen Kung’u are a married couple in the church in Eldoret in Kenya, 356 kms from the capital city, Nairobi. On the 8th of January they fled Eldoret to seek the safe haven of Nairobi.