wa-home

[wa-home @wahomepm]

@AmazingEyes1122 28674

[Henry Kabogo 💧 ❄ 🇰🇪 @Kabogo_Henry]

Watoto wakiafrika wanaenda kufunza uchafu inaitwa elimu. Wengine wanafunzwa maana ya madini yaliyo nchini..

[Muthoni Njakwe @muthoni_njakwe]

This new week, where the legs of man can't go, Grace will take us there, where the hands of men can't reach, God's favor will speak for us.

[wa-home @wahomepm]

https://t.co/KXlZi1Id0D

[George Njoroge @georgenjoroge_]

The Independent International Christ Church of Amnesty of God: IICCAG, where I worship in Kingeero Village, was leaking, and the walls were almost collapsing.

After the service, the Padre asked the worshippers if they could organize a fundraising event to rebuild the church. He told us to contribute whatever God has blessed each one of us with.

“If you have some money, you can bring the money. If you earn a living by selling tomatoes in the market, you can bring the tomatoes, and they get them auctioned to raise the money. If you operate a hardware store, it would be even better; you can bring some nails and iron sheets for the roof. Whatever you have.”

Eventually, it was the day of fundraising, and worshippers came out in large numbers, some with money in their pockets, others with goods depending on their jobs and sources of livelihood.

They were met by a strange sight: a coffin at the entrance of the church!

Gosh! Who had died?

But then again, it was on a Sunday, and funeral services are never conducted on Sundays.

What was going on?

People started talking in whispers, asking what was the meaning of it.

They started pointing fingers at Moha, seated at a corner; he was the coffin maker.

Some looked at him with open hostility, but he didn't mind them.

The Padre had said that people should bring whatever God has blessed them with, right?

And Moha was a coffin maker...

After the service, it was time to raise funds; those who had money contributed, hardware store owners gave iron sheets and other building equipment and materials; tomato traders had brought their tomatoes, which were auctioned away.

Finally, Moha dragged his coffin to the front of the church and stood still... people gasped and fell silent. You could hear a pin drop.

Suddenly, Kinuthia, a friend of Moha, stood up. He offered Ksh 15,000 for the coffin on behalf of the Padre. He said he was buying it for the Padre.

The Padre shot up so fast, with eyes wide open, his lips suddenly very dry.

He quickly offered Ksh 20,000 for the coffin on behalf of the leader of the Catholic Women's Association (CWA), Mama Nelly.

Mama Nelly nearly stumbled as she sprang to her feet, looking so shocked at seeing her coffin, “No! No! No!” She shouted, “It's not mine! I...I...I will buy it for Kagame the Catechist! Ksh 30,000, please! Please!”

Kagame the Catechist nearly peed on himself.

He turned to look at her angrily as if to ask, “Do you want to kill me?!”

Clearly, nobody wanted the coffin, and it kept on being passed around until finally, another old rich man stood and said that he was offering Ksh 1,000,000 for the coffin, and he was buying it on behalf of Mr. Moha, the coffin maker.

Moha took his coffin and returned it to his shop, smiling.

Moha, someone who was looked down upon, someone whom people jeered that he benefits from the misfortunes of others, raised the greatest amount of money for the church without contributing even a single coin.

You can serve God in many different ways, if you work in Koinange or a TikTok creative do you!

Perhaps people belittle you until you see yourself as a nobody... but God wants you just the way you are.

He will turn your shame into honor.

Have a blessed Sunday.

LEARN OR PERISH!!!

[wa-home @wahomepm]

@omwambaKE R

[Kenya Law @MyKenyaLaw]

Kenya Law today joined Media Council of Kenya (MCK) and other stakeholders in Kirinyaga County to commemorate the International Day for Universal Access to Information. In our commitment to empower citizens, we were honored to donate copies of the Constitution of Kenya.

[Kenya Law @MyKenyaLaw]

Prof.Jack Mwimali CEO/Editor, Kenya Law made a presentation on 'An Overview of Recent Critical Legislative Amendments and Provisions Declared Unconstitutional' at the ongoing Annual Magistrates and Kadhis Colloquium 2023

[Kenya Law @MyKenyaLaw]

The public is always eager to gain more knowledge. Students and our Men in uniform, too, are not left behind. We are always delighted to engage.
@AgriSocietyOfKe #TukutaneNairobiShow

[Kenya Law @MyKenyaLaw]

Day 4 at the Nairobi International Trade Fair. Welcome to our exhibition booth.
@AgriSocietyOfKe
#TukutaneNairobiShow

[Wyckliffe Odhiambo Owiti @wyckliffeowiti]

Hapo nayo Riggy G amesema sense "Men take care of your family. Friends will abandon you during hard times but your family will stick with you".

[Kenya Law @MyKenyaLaw]

Day 2 at Meru ASK Show. Visit our display booth for more information on the services and products we offer.

[Kenya Law @MyKenyaLaw]

Day 2 at Meru ASK Show.

[BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri]

As Education CS George Magoha asks teachers to use Tree shades as Classes, ask yourselves 'Have you seen any politicians' child under any tree in the name of learning?' Have you seen Magoha's Child in any of those trees? Their Children always study not just abroad but overseas.🤔

[BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri]

CS George Magoha wants students to use shades for learning to enable social distancing as Schools reopen in January. In the 21st Century.

1)How will the students in area where even trees & classrooms are not there go to?

2)Will boarding students also sleep under the shade?

[Kawangware Finest ™ - Geoffrey Moturi @cbs_ke]

Hiii ni KENYA kweli 🥃🍾🍷 ama Ngoma imewekwa kutu- CONFUSE Tu?

(🎥 credit)

[tv47 @nftaIienfrens]

Mathenge Mukundi made headlines in July 2020 for becoming, arguably, the first Rastafarian lawyer in Kenya. He has declared his interest to become the next Nairobi governor. Will you vote for him?
#TV47News

[wa-home @wahomepm]

@Dreymwangi 😂

[Ivar The Boneless @roomthinker]

Next KCC will complain babies are breastfeeding