In Nairobi, Servant Partners is working with local church planter, Imbumi Makuku, to bring transformation to urban communities. Through leadership development, training, and resource development, Servant Partners is helping

The Church in Nairobi, Kenya, has many believers. They have thousands of people ready to serve God among their loved ones and neighbors and effectively transform their communities in the name of Jesus. But what they do not have is enough training and resources.

Servant Partners is working closely with Kibera Reformed Presbyterian Church and church planter/Pastor Imbumi Makuku in Kibera on the west side of Nairobi, one of sub-Saharan Africa’s largest slum communities. We’re helping provide training events where people with international experience gather with Nairobi pastors to help them, as Pastor Makuku puts it, "to be fed and taught and encouraged." In addition to training opportunities, Servant Partners is helping Daybreak Word & Deed Ministries, the non-profit arm of the church, by fundraising to support new church plants in Kenya, as well as by recruiting and training support personnel. Presently, Daybreak members meet for monthly fellowship, prayer, and accountability. The ministry will soon have two libraries available for slum pastors.

We need believers who can help with transformational ministries and in the training and development of leaders and pastors.

Read "Partnering to Transform the Slums of Nairobi," an article on the ministry of Daybreak Ministries in the Kibera slum of Nairobi.
(October 2002)

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