Empower Dreams recently had the opportunity to speak with Luke Whitfield of Eleeo Project. His words gave us great insight into what Eleeo hopes to do in the future for their surrounding community. We wanted to share this information with you because you are just.

Empower Dreams has a long standing relationship with ELEEO Project. We, with much of your generous help and aid, have funded multiple projects for their ministry. These include turning a.

A year and a half ago, ­­Ryan Amerson and Derek Harden started a men’s Bible study with our partner in Vumilia Village. A group of six men commune on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at 6 and on Sunday afternoons to discuss the word of.

Sponsoring Reconciliation Outreach Reconciliation Outreach is a non-profit organization located in the heart of Dallas. They believe in showing grace to those in need in the inner city area. Through discipleship and reconciliation, Reconciliation Outreach seeks to inspire hope in the lives of the men,.

We are proud to announce that Empower Dreams is working to achieve ECFA certification. ECFA enhances trust in Christ-centered ministries by applying the Seven Standards of Responsible Stewardship to accredited organizations. These include: Doctrinal Issues Governance Financial Oversight Use of Resources and Compliance with Laws.

It has been a long and difficult journey, lasting over 18 months, but God has provided! Bob and Julie Mendonsa of Naomi’s Village now own the land they have desperately wanted and needed for over a year. Read their message below: Praise God!  We now.

Just after the trip to Africa in May, Empower Dreams paid a visit to our partners from Project Asia. Project Asia is the name given by Empower Dreams to the work our partner is doing in Asia. This partner created and runs an intense discipleship.

A New Church Our partners in the Rift Valley would like to announce that a new church has been built for the Mwi’hangiri IDP camp. When the villagers were asked what they wanted in their community, there was a unanimous shout for a church. Their.

During the recent Maai Mahiu Ministry Summit we sat down with Bob and Julie Mendonsa, the directors of Naomi’s Village.

Julie Mendonsa speaks about Cornerstone Academy and the need for proper education in Kenya.

Each day continues the struggle for water – the struggle for life. Finding safe, pure, and easily obtainable water in the Rift Valley is the biggest concern of the people who live there.

We are proud to announce that the fencing is completed and the homes are in their final stages of being built. We are honored to work alongside this organization.

After the success of this summit, we have agreed to hold one again in May 2015. We hope that this annual summit will continue to be a great convergence of ideas and resources that work to heal and build up the people of this incredible nation.

Obtaining water that is safe to drink is a challenge for many of the people living in the Rift Valley. Water is either too far away or is filled with life-threatening bacteria. A water purification plant could meet multiple needs at once, such as providing clean water at a short distance.