2015 REPORT FINAL1

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CITAM MISSIONS & OUTREACH REPORT
Here I Am Lord, Send Me!
Rev. Patrick Kuchio
Head of Missions
Frontier Missions
Marsabit
After laboring in Northern Kenya for a period of time,
it was a great joy to commission two indigenous
Pastors: Pastor Benedict Duba (Borana Community)
and Pastor John Hirbo (Burjii Community). The
two, with the assistance of CITAM Missions had
successfully completed their BA in theological
training and induction in CITAM. This is in line with
our Missions objective in capacity building and
leadership development in our target communities.
Both Benedict & John are serving in Marsabit in
CITAM Gororukesa & CITAM Mataarba respectively.
A major highlight included a successful leaders and
peace conference sponsored by CITAM and other
stake holders including the county government. 42
people gave their lives to Christ and many were set
free from demonic oppression as others were healed
both spiritually and physically.
Olturot
For the first time in Olturot, there was a major
evangelistic Campaign. This included open air
crusade, Jesus film and moonlight ministries. This
culminated with DVBS in where more than 200
children attended for four days. 10 people gave their
lives to Christ.
After many failed attempts, we managed to
successfully plant 40 trees in 2014.
Kargi
The year 2015 was a year of great changes,
transformation and breakthroughs. Among the
change was the Sabbatical leave for Rev. John
Mwangi Ndegwa and Rev. Wandii taking over the
leadership of the mission station. It was not easy for
the community to understand the transition which
was happening for the first time, nevertheless the
church witnessed growth in the midst of spiritual,
physical and leadership challenges. 12 people who
were among those who got saved went through
waters of baptism after several weeks of training. We
continued to engage in Manyatta outreach, sports
evangelism and for the first time the church youth
made a drama presentation. The church numbers
which had drastically dropped have now increased
with an average of 110 people.
Loiyangalani
There was a successful medical camp in Loiyangalani
where a dentist, an Ophthalmologist (eye doctor)
and two clinical officers cum missionaries served
over 350 members of the Elmolo community. Elmolo
lives at the shores of Lake Turkana and their diet is
mainly fish. Due to lack of balanced diet, they have
CITAM Annual Report and Financial Statements | 2015