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It seems there is momentum, and direction is still a step at a time.  For now, the tree business is picking up, and I am trying to get my equipment all running.  Michelle and a supporter are in Kenya, and sending good videos back on the InHisHands FB page.  I’ve worked with Boaz, the Electrical […]

James: I received a call from Michelle and Amber today.  Michelle, the President of In His Hands, realized after we decided it would be good for me to go to Kenya as soon as possible, that she had not really put the situation to prayer.  She prayed, took it to the Board, and they all

23 February 2025 – D-Day set! James: Last night, after a number of conversations with Michelle, Diana, and Amber, it became clear I am needed right away in Kenya, so I purchased a Delta plane ticket to leave Atlanta March 9, just two weeks away.  A number of things revealed this need, some I can

FEBRUARY 8, 2025 Funding & Schedule Shalom friends! As of today, we are still waiting on Y’HUAH’s plan. Scripture says in Proverbs 16:9, “A person may plan his path, but Y’HUAH directs his steps.” In other words, though we had planned on being in Kenya by the beginning of February, we are still here in

James: We drove out of Texas Monday night with a snowstorm on our heels! As we arrivied Tuesday morning in Crestview, Florida we had just in enough time to bring in more firewood, and buy last minute groceries. We finished our chores and shopping  just as the snow began around Noon. The construction in Kenya

Shalom, my name is Diana. I’ve always considered myself more of a homebody. As James’ wife and the mother to 6 amazing young people, I’m usually wrapped up in the everyday rhythm of life. Although, I find great joy in these roles–my first love is Y’HUAH! Each day, my mission, upon waking, is to serve

The building shown is the dining and kitchen building, which houses the missionaries on the second floor, and has a third floor of meeting rooms that will be used for training. (In Kenya, the floors are called Ground, then 1st, then second. Missionary housing is said to be on the first floor, while dining is