Some acts of mission speak through a microphone. Others begin quietly, with hands in the soil and a young tree carried toward its place.

In a public post dated July 3, 2026, KIMSAN shared how the Congo team planted trees together, naming each tree after a team member. The post describes the act as a reminder of identity, stewardship, and lasting legacy, and connects the planting with prayer, purpose, and commissioning.

The picture is both ordinary and profound: people walking together, carrying living things that will need care beyond the moment of planting. It gives a practical expression to the kind of legacy KIMSAN seeks to cultivate—one marked by shared responsibility, prayerful purpose, and unity in action.

The source post names Cephas A. Ssenyonjo and SAKIT, and places the activity alongside the wider Vihiga Mission story. We share it carefully: not as an unsupported report of environmental results, but as a visible act of stewardship and a reminder that mission is also about how we tend what God has entrusted to us.

In 2026, as we continue Drawing Closer to God, may our service grow roots: in the church, in our communities, and in the generations that come after us.

“The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it.” — Psalm 24:1

Source: KIMSAN’s public “Rooted in…” tree-planting post on Facebook.

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