Arambe Independent Baptist Church, founded in 2021, serves the community of Arambe, a town with a population of approximately 2,800. Led by Pastor Denis Yabwetsa, with support from Helper Samuel Okumu Ojuka, the church has 18 members. Pastor Samuel is married to Pamela Akoth, and they are blessed with six children: Basil Ojuka, Dalmas Onyango, Everest Ochieng, Calma Awuor, Wendy Rushle, and Eidel Omondi.

The church operates in a temporary building on land owned by the Antioch Independent Baptist Churches of Kenya (AIBC). Despite challenges, the church remains committed to outreach and spiritual growth, expecting a 20% increase in membership over the next year through evangelism and prayer.

Immediate needs include constructing a permanent building, installing a toilet and water system, connecting electricity, and acquiring a public address system. A fence and gate are also needed for security and there is a need for a motorbike for transportation.

Pastor Samuel and his family express gratitude for the opportunity to serve under AIBC and request prayers for the growth of the church, deeper understanding of God’s word, and grace to fulfill their ministry. They trust in God’s provision for their church and family needs.

Karda Independent Baptist Church, established in 2020, serves a community of 2,000 in Karda. Led by Pastor Denis Yabwetsa, with assistance from Helpers Wilson Okidi and James Owuor, the church has grown to 60 members, experiencing a 60% increase over the past year. The church anticipates further growth, targeting a 70% increase in membership through evangelism and prayer.

The church operates on land owned by the Antioch Independent Baptist Churches of Kenya (AIBC) with a temporary building but lacks electricity and proper facilities. Immediate needs include constructing a permanent church building, establishing a school to support the community, and building a pastor's house.

Pastor Denis, along with helpers Wilson and James, is committed to serving the congregation. The pastors and their families require support for a livestock-keeping project and expanded farming to supplement their incomes and meet living expenses.

The pastors express gratitude for the opportunity to serve God and request prayers for the growth of the church and the wellbeing of their families. They remain steadfast in their mission to expand the church’s impact in the Karda community.

Ulanda Independent Baptist Church, established in 2014, serves a community of 3,000 in Ulanda. Led by Pastor Denis Yabwetsa, with support from Helper Wilson Owindi, the church has 50 members and is experiencing steady growth. Pastor Denis is married to Roslyne Jahenda, and their family includes five children: Brijit Asaji, Linda Mumela, Derrick Shikami, Clera Vuwanjio, and Blessing Elaine, along with a dependant, Raimond Lonjo.

The church operates in a building owned by the Antioch Independent Baptist Churches of Kenya (AIBCK) but lacks electricity. Over the past year, the congregation has grown by 50%, and the church aims to achieve a 70% growth next year through evangelism and community outreach.

 Pastor Denis earns a small income from farming and seeks support to start a livestock-keeping project to enhance his family’s livelihood.

Immediate church needs include installing electricity to improve operations and support further growth. Pastor Denis expresses gratitude for the opportunity to serve and requests prayers for spiritual growth, the wellbeing of his family, and the continued expansion of the church’s impact in the Ulanda community.

Enoosaen Independent Baptist Church, founded in 2012, serves the growing community of Enoosaen, with a population of approximately 5,000. Led by Pastor Wilson Mabeya, supported by Helper Philip Mutai, the church has 110 members, including 10 baptized believers. Pastor Mabeya is married to Naomi Nasibaye, and their family includes three children: Lomayan Shalon, Mercy Naserian, and Gidion H Ledama, as well as a dependant, Lovenda Koyenya.

The church operates in a temporary building on land owned by the Antioch Independent Baptist Churches of Kenya (AIBCK). Over the past year, the congregation has grown by 20% and aims to add another 20 members through evangelism, door-to-door visitation, and seminars.

Key needs include constructing a permanent church building and starting a bakery project, which requires an oven and a building.. This project will not only generate income for the church but also serve the community. Additional needs include renting forms and chairs to raise financial support for the church.

The pastor’s family relies on farming and poultry for income. They seek support to expand these projects to meet their living costs. 

Pastor Mabeya expresses deep commitment to serving God and the Enoosaen community. He requests prayers for the growth of the church