After over a decade of immobility, Granny Joan received the gift of a wheelchair through KIMSAN’s Simeon’s House Program. Her first ride in years lit up the village with joy — a radiant smile, restored dignity, and renewed faith.
This is more than a story. It’s the Gospel in motion.
The current ministry year · 2025–2026
These reports bring the latest KIMSAN ministry season into view—from Gospel proclamation and medical care to pastoral strengthening, youth service, and partnership across communities. Each story is prepared by Hudson Noel and points back to the work God is doing through His people.
KIMSAN was welcomed to Vihiga County by Bishop Isaakah Wawire before the final Crusade session. The public account records worship, fellowship, and a shared invitation to draw closer to God.
Read the Vihiga partnership story →
KIMSAN’s Congo team gathered around a simple act of stewardship, carrying young trees together as a visible expression of unity, purpose, and care for what comes after us.
Read the stewardship story →
A visual record of the ministry year, from Easter outreach in Salgaa to the Vihiga Mission 2026 and the work of serving communities with compassion.
Read the annual story →Gospel proclamation, free medical care, pastoral training, youth service, and church partnership came together under the theme “Walking with the Father.”
Read the Vihiga story →Preaching, healing, worship, the Word, and fellowship came together in a three-day Easter outreach where more than 40 people gave their lives to Christ.
Read the Easter story →A time of fellowship, mentorship, testimony, and reflecting on unity in Christ across the Church.
Read the symposium story →
See how practical care, prayer, and the love of Christ meet communities through respectful, partnership-led medical outreach.
Read the medical story →A conference reflection centred on prayer, worship, fellowship, strengthened faith, and new beginnings.
Read the conference story →A KIMSAN–GIC partnership update centred on trust, shared vision, alignment, and serving communities together.
Read the Sondu story →A field-preparation note showing that mission work begins with prayerful attention, planning, and understanding the ground of service.
Read the field note →An orientation story about roles, communication, expectations, timelines, and many departments serving one calling.
Read the orientation story →A training update highlighting teaching, facilitation, interpreters, translators, and the work of equipping the Church.
Read the training story →Young people helping with medical-camp setup, instruments, worship, and practical service during the Vihiga mission.
Read the youth-service story →A cross-border journey note welcoming the Congo KIMSAN team to Kenya and connecting their arrival with the wider mission season.
Read the Congo journey →A behind-the-scenes story about mobilization, provisions, workforce workflows, volunteer alignment, and serving together.
Read the coordination story →
Despite these hardships, Joan remains resilient. With our support, we can make a significant impact on her life. Our efforts have already provided her with essentials such as a bed, mattress, and basic food supplies. Additionally, we’ve acquired a small chair to assist her in moving around her home.
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