Published: August 31, 2008 12:54 am            

Story that makes me 'feel good'

There are a lot of special people in our city, state, and nation that do great things that are never known about.  This gives me an opportunity to share what one local person has done that will effect many lives for generations to come, my friend Sara Gibson.  She has introduced me to an orphanage in Africa that ministers to forgotten children that have no hope. Through her efforts she has been able to give life to some of these forgotten children.  In Kitale, Kenya, over a 107 children, 3 years through the12 grade now have a future and hope that was not possible in the past. 

The children who live in Joy Center with Pastor (father) Robert Mukarani-Simiti, have through the ministry of Sara Gibson a loving home, and (school) clothes on their backs and food to eat.  Many of these children were victims of the deadly Aids virus through no fault of their own.  Their parents are dead, many of whom were victims of Aids, and they have no one but Brother Robert and Sara Gibson's ministry to  care for them!  To God's grace they still live and thrive.



Linda Holloway

Meridian

        

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