Dr. Francis Mbai, a practicing medic, has always had a strong desire to see a hospital established in Chemayes, East Pokot, Kenya. In this region,

Widowhood in a rural setting comes with a kind of silence that is rarely understood. The grief is heavy, but so is the fear of

In the still lands of the Pokot community rests a new sound that has begun weaving itself into the landscape. The voice of God, a

Inspired by the Book of 2nd Timothy 3:16-17, we took the Word of God to Maralal GK Prison and spent time with the community there

Arriving at the village in Mabati, Samburu, our team, was warmly welcomed by Pastor Simon Topia and the community. He expressed so much gratitude that

In the Maasai community, efforts have been ongoing to see how the community, largely women, has been impacted by the Audio Bibles. A community often

In August, our team journeyed to the Samburu community in Mabati location to introduce the Audio Bible and establish Bible Listening Groups. We soon discovered

When the Word For All team set out for Bible Listening Group trainings in Tanzania and Mozambique, they did not anticipate that God would weave

When the Theovision Kenya team finally reached Nampula, weary from days on the road, they were warmly received. The venue was simple, a local church

Tanzania is a land where faith and culture weave tightly together. Around a third of the population identifies as Muslim, with coastal regions such as

In coastal Mtwara, Tanzania, where mosques outnumber churches and Islamic tradition shapes daily life, Ifrah has chosen a courageous path. Raised in a Muslim context,

For centuries, the Samburu morans (young warriors) have been guardians of their people, tending livestock, migrating long distances for pasture, and protecting the community from

What do you do when there’s no electricity, no infrastructure, and no recording studio yet an entire community is waiting to hear the Word of

In Tanzania, a young man’s life took an unexpected turn through the simple act of listening to the Audio Bible. Babu and Rahisi were long

In the quiet village of Telesgaye, Gurra Norro remembers a time when many women suffered in silence. “Our husbands would come home drunk,” she said.