We’re a UK registered charity (Charity Commission number: 1144995) and a UK company limited by guarantee. We’re serious about all donations going where they’re supposed to so we’ve set up lots of checks and balances. If you want the detail, please download our governance document. For more details please visit iserveafrica-uktrust.org We set up iServe Africa UK Trust a few years ago to support the gospel work of iServe Africa,…
Read MoreApprentice Story-Rebecca
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! Who according to his great mercy, has caused me to be born again. My name is Rebecca. I am a first-year apprentice in my eleventh month in the program. I am placed in a school in Madogo. I am a teacher in the upper primary where I teach Mathematics, Science & Technology, C.R.E and Physical health education. I also…
Read MoreApprentice Story: Oloo Laurine
My name is Oloo Laurine, a vile sinner saved not because of any good deeds because I don’t have any to boast about, but by God’s Grace through faith in his son Jesus Christ for His glory alone. I accepted Christ as my savior when I was in class 6 but had no idea what that meant, what I was being saved from or why I was believing but I…
Read MoreApprentice Story: Wickliffe Mark Omollo
My name is Wickliffe Mark Omollo. I joined iServe Africa in September 2022 and was placed at Buruburu Baptist Church. My role is majorly accounting for church and school and helping in Music ministry and other church and school duties As at the sixth month now, the program has been life transforming, and has been more of becoming than doing. It has provided me with platforms to learn and interact…
Read MoreApprentice Story-Deborah Ntiipo
My name is Deborah Ntiipo, a sinner saved by the grace of God alone through faith alone in Christ Jesus alone. I am an iServe Africa first-year apprentice serving at Ripples International in Meru County. A Christian Organization where its mission is to protect and promote the respect for the rights of children through a community initiatives in partnership with stakeholders as guided by the teaching of Jesus Christ. My…
Read MoreBook Review: Fruit that will last by Tim Hawkins.
A fruit that lasts is a book that unlocks how to develop a fruit that lasts in your youth ministry as you get involved in discipleship. Tim Hawkins, who is the author of the book, gives a biblical standard for running a fruitful ministry. He challenges youth leaders who are caught up in the pressures of running a ‘successful’ ministry by including cheap substitutes for quality fruits. Through the book,…
Read MoreApprentice story: Jane Irungu
I am Jane Irungu, born again by the grace of God through faith in Christ Jesus. His death at the cross was a substitutional sacrifice that he took my sins and he gave me His righteousness that makes me right with God. I rejoice in the salvation He has given me. I serve at Gracepoint Church Waiyaki-way, in the Sunday school ministry. It has been a joy to learn as…
Read MoreBook Review: One To One-A Discipleship Hand Book By Sophie Peace.
Sophie Peace served at St Helen’s Bishopsgate in London, especially in the ministry of one-to-one with female students within the church. Jesus commanded his disciples to go and make disciples of all nations. You and I have in one way or another benefited from the ministry of someone else in our journey of knowing God. Sophie in her book unpacks, in a simplified way the practical and spiritual benefits of…
Read MoreMy story-as shared by a Gospel worker in the islands
My Story Are you there and wondering what it looks like to work in a different culture or country? What experience one can expect? In addition, if you are a follower of Jesus, how to pray and support such kind of people? I have a short story to share about my own experience. To begin with, I believe in Jesus Christ who has saved me and made me his own…
Read MoreThe Object of their Love is Gospel!
ospel believers, Christ-exalting individuals as many as they are, diverse and with different personalities, from different social distinctions, have a call to witness to their generation, to offer themselves as instruments of grace to salt the tasteless and lost world. They are to be concerned every day with how they are carrying out the great commission. When serving those God-given opportunities – their daily work, what is their attitude?
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