Finally Water for Kamurio East Pokot,

The History of connection. 

In 2006, Joy Mindo the then Missions Pastor at Mamlaka Hill Chapel learnt about a little, unknown community in a town called Kamurio, East Pokot from Pastor David Kitur who was serving there as a missionary sent by his local church. Pastor Kitur and his wife Martha became the entry point for us into Kamurio. After a few visits by Pastor Joy, a beautiful relationship was formed between Mamlaka Hill Chapel and the people in Kamurio. We have continued to enjoy this friendship to this day.

At first glance, Kamurio could have been dismissed as a distant, dry and remote little village without a local church and with only one struggling local primary school. However, it is near impossible to go to Kamurio and not fall in love with its people. The community is welcoming and open. They received us well and accepted us as family in the Lord Jesus Christ. The community has grown in leaps and bounds since that initial contact. Today the local church is vibrant with professing Christians eager to walk and grow in the Lord and to make him known.

Over the years Mamlaka Hill Chapel has partnered with the Kamurio community to achieve a wholistic development of the community:

Kalya Water Project.

After prayer and a series of consultations we decided to trust God to use us to provide water for the people in Kamurio. In, 2013, we launched “Mamlaka Hill Chapel’s Kalya water project”. We named the project “Kalya”, which is the Pokot word for peace. It aims at providing clean and accessible water within the next two years

We trusted God and finally He accomplished it. We praise His Name.

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Pastor Charles Nganga - Mamlaka Hill Chapel's Senior Pastor.

Rev.David Kitur- Missionary to Kamurio. 

Residence rejoice at the official commissioning of Kalya Water Project Funded by Mamlaka Hill Chapel,Nairobi.  

 Picture: Water Point that the community is usually depending on. 

The water bump was installed by Davis and Shirtliff company.