Migori Missions

 We are exited to announce the 2025 Migori Missions Matched Fundraiser event from now through Feb 9th! Thanks to our gracious benefactors Darryl and Diane Rosser, all donations are matched 100%! We are raising funds for the following: Programs: Biannual Planting Program at Rosser Farm Biannual Orphan Education Program Biannual Clinic Medicine Restock Program Projects: Water Project: A new water supply well. This new well will support the community as well as our tilapia ponds that provide the correct conditions for our greenhouses that help to feed the community. Clinic Rebuild: Last year our rented clinic building burnt down with the devastating fire in down town Migori. We are currently teaming up with another pharmacist to run our clinic out of his building. The long term goal is to purchase a piece of land just outside Migori to build our own clinic and reduce the cost of rent as well as invest in the future. Orphan Uniform Solution: We are also raising funds to purchase sewing...

Praise God! Thanks to God's blessings through our donors we were able to continue the Migori Missions Education Program for 2025 and provide school tuition, uniforms, and supplies including room and board for 29 Migori orphans!  Education in Migori is a privilege not known to every child. The opportunities this education provides to them is life changing. However, it also is not cheap. Thanks to our donors we were able to raise the 70% of the high school fees as well as the funds required to purchase the uniforms for all of our orphan students, including high school, middle school, and primary school. Standard uniform requirements each year: Rubber Protective Shoes - $30 Pie Jammer - $20 Weekend clothing - $25 Neck Tie - $10 Stockings - $16 Candles - $3 Underwear - $10 Pullover - $30 Shirts/Blouses - $28 Pants/Skirts - $45 This is a total of $257 per child and lasts them the entire year. We have 29 orphans currently in the education program.  This brings the uniform total to $...

With the help of our generous donors, Migori Missions was able to provide the seed and fertilizer for our second planting in 2024.  The crops have been planted at the Rosser Farm in Migori County Kenya.   "Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit."  -  John 12:24 Bishop Boniface Abanga had been given information that the forecast for Migori County was going to be dry for longer than expected in the September months. Due to this information, the decision was made to delay the planting by a few weeks and use the bulls to ensure the seed was planted deep into the ground. Within a few days of the seed being planted, the rain began to fall. Praise God! The rain is coming at just the right time to allow the seed to germinate properly! We Praise God for our donors, for the crops, and for the seed.  We Praise God that The Seed was planted over 2000 years ago, and wi...

  Bishop Boniface and his Wife Hilda Abanga were visiting Ohio this summer and sharing the news of what God has done in Migori Kenya. They stayed with Migori Missions Board President Patrick Matheny and his wife Kathy. Boniface and Hilda visited many of our sponsoring churches throughout their stay. While the Abangas were in the USA, we received devastating news that our clinic in Migori Town had burned down when the city block caught fire. One of our church members in Migori was killed in the fire. We pray for his family. Boniface and Hilda have since returned home and continue the work on the new church building wall, the water project, and now have begun to work on the second season planting at the Rosser farm. We are so blessed to be a part of the ministry with such wonderful people and look forward to seeing them again soon!  Stay tuned for more updates as we receive them from  Migori!

 While in Migori working on the Water Project the board was able to spend some time with our Migori Orphans and other kids in the community. Below are some of the photos and videos from that experience.      

Migori Missions board members Ed Geitgey and Tadd Sponseller travelled to Migori with a team of people to work on the water project. During the trip they worked on clearing and lining the fish ponds, building the green house, and working on the solar pump to supply water to the greenhouse. The work is still in progress further updates to come. Water project Update Day 1: Water project Update Day 2: