Ministry Across Africa and Beyond

I’m serving in Kenya, preaching in crusades, schools, churches, prisons, and widows’ groups, and traveling to other African countries as doors open.

I'm primarily looking for people who are willing to commit to a monthly amount, but of course you can also give a one-time gift if you'd like.

CAD $2,500 / Month

Full ministry capacity

This level covers my living and ministry needs and leaves freedom to travel and serve beyond my immediate location.

This Covers:

1. Food and daily living
2. Preaching in Churches and Schools
3. Transportation, visas, and travel between ministry points and other African nations
4. Health cover
5. Reusable sanitary pads for high school girls
6. Sports equipment and meal support for schools
7. Soap and toilet paper for prisons
8. Corn for widows’ groups
9. Support toward small local businesses
10. Room to bless people along the way as needs arise

This is what allows the ministry to be both preaching the Gospel and putting the love of God into practical action.

CAD $800 / Month

Minimum to continue

I can live and continue ministry on about CAD $800 a month.

This Covers:

1. Food and daily living
2. Preaching in churches and schools
3. Local ministry trips
4. Continue the core Gospel work

What becomes difficult is farther travel to other cities and nations, and providing as many supplies and practical resources.

If support stays near the minimum, I won’t stop the work. I can document what God is doing here in a short film then go share it with churches in Canada, Australia, and Europe, and return with what is needed to keep the work moving on the ground.

The goal isn’t simply to raise a monthly amount. It’s to keep going wherever God opens a door.

The Gospel Work

I preach the Kingdom of Heaven.

That message includes what I call the economy of Heaven: the gateways of hell that consume resources, and the windows of Heaven through which blessing comes. I preach that the Kingdom of Heaven removes the works of the kingdom of darkness. People are healed as this message is preached. When there is time after the message on the economy of Heaven and healing, I also lead people in deliverance.

The practical gifts are not separate from the sermon. They are the message made visible so people can encounter the love of God not in words only, but in action.

The Practical Work

High School Girls: Locally made reusable sanitary pads through a school sewing program.

Schools: Sports equipment and food for meal programs, including orphans sent from nearby orphanages to eat at the school.

Prisons: Toilet paper and soap.

Widows: bags of corn to take home.

Sustainable provision

Beyond immediate gifts, I’m working with groups that hope to establish small local businesses, so provision can continue after a ministry visit. One widows’ group is working toward a bakery. A prison can explore soap-making as ongoing provision.

Thank you for standing with me.

Your support helps me go where the door opens, preach the Gospel, pray for the sick, serve people practically, and help create provision that can continue after I leave.

“And as you go, preach, saying, ‘The kingdom of heaven is at hand.’ Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out demons. Freely you have received, freely give.” Matthew 10:7–8