Musokoto Church

About Musokoto A.I.B.C.K

It all started on April 8, 2012, with just three families in Musokoto, Nambale Sub-County, Busia County, Kenya. We began on a small piece of borrowed land with an old building, but we were full of hope and determination.

By 2016, our community had grown to 30 families, and we knew it was time to build a future of our own. We started buying land to create a place we could call home. This was a big step for us.
By 2021, we had successfully acquired our own church plot, measuring Quarter an acre, providing us with the space to further grow and build upon our foundation. In 2021, we celebrated a major achievement when we finally completed the purchase of our own church plot, quarter an acre of land, where we could grow and build the future of our community. Around the same time in 2016, we also started a Sunday school program to care for the children in our community. We began feeding them lunch twice a week, making sure they had a chance to grow strong and healthy. In 2020, we took things further by starting the Musokoto Football Club at the branch level. What began as a small team grew quickly, and by 2021, we were playing in Division II, showing the energy and spirit of our community. From three families to a growing church, school, and football team, our story is one of hope, unity, and growth, and we are excited to see what the future holds!

Initiatives

we’ve started several ongoing projects that continue to impact our community:

1.Supporting Orphans or the Less Fortunate:
Providing financial or material assistance to orphaned children or families living in poverty. This might include sponsoring a child’s education, helping provide basic needs like food and clothing, or offering emotional support.
How you can help: Donations to orphanages, supporting programs that focus on children’s welfare, or contributing to local food banks, shelters, or schools.

2. Supporting Bible School Students:
Helping students who are pursuing theological education but may struggle financially to afford tuition, books, or housing. Bible schools equip individuals for ministry work, so supporting these students helps spread faith and provides future leaders to serve communities.
How you can help: Sponsoring a student's education, providing scholarships, or donating to Bible school funds. Volunteering your time to mentor or assist students in need can also make a significant difference.

3. Supporting Church Projects or Developments:
Helping churches fund building projects, renovations, or community outreach initiatives. Churches often require financial support for expanding their infrastructure, serving their communities, and carrying out programs like youth ministries or food distribution.
How you can help: Contributing to building campaigns, donating toward specific church needs, or volunteering your skills to help with physical labor, teaching, or organizing events.

4. Supporting Ongoing Evangelistic Mission Projects:
Evangelistic missions focus on spreading the message of faith to different communities, both locally and abroad. These projects might include outreach programs, missionary work, medical missions, or community development initiatives. Support here often helps cover travel, supplies, and the sustenance of the missionaries.
How you can help:Financial contributions, prayer support, or volunteering to participate in mission trips. You can also help by spreading the word about the mission’s goals or donating supplies.
Each of these areas contributes to the growth of faith communities, helps those in need, and strengthens the infrastructure of local and global outreach efforts. Would you like ideas on where to donate or ways to get involved?

Our Location

Find us at Musokoto, Nambale Sub-County, Kenya.

Contacts

Musokoto Church:
Rev. Dr. Sandrew Sakwa Freddie
Phone: +254(0)729 873 731
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