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Simeon wasn’t expecting to see this year’s end.
He came to Living Room in early July, HIV positive and wasting away from a brutal bout of meningitis. He had left his family in Northern Kenya years ago in search of meaningful work in a nearby town from Kipkaren—and as his illness … read more

Check out this video message from Juli.  Merry Christmas!

As we enter this season that is set aside for giving thanks, I feel humbled and truly grateful as I remember the ways that Living Room has experienced the nearness and provision of God throughout this year.   If I were to write it all down, I suppose that the … read more

A young mother arrived at Kimbilio Hospice today in search of help. Her three year old son’s face, grossly disfigured by a massive tumor arising from it, explained her desperation. She, like almost any mother, is willing to do anything within her means for the life of her child. … read more

Wanted to give you a glimpse into the wonders that happen at Kimbilio Hospice on a daily basis.  Here are a few from this day…

“Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.” Matthew 7:7
I first met Meshack Kipruto through a tragic accident in 2005.  It was late one evening when a neighbor came frantically asking for help to take an … read more

I woke up this morning feeling tired and overwhelmed by the needs that surround. My first impulse was to try and get it together and jump into the list of tasks to be done for the day; but as I prayed, I sensed God speaking these words to me: “I … read more

With great sadness, I am writing to share about the loss of my dear sister, friend and co-worker, Betty Teka.  As she took her final breath this morning, she said: “it is time for me to go and be with God.”  I can only imagine the look of love within … read more

In staff meeting this morning, our Living Room team talked about the parable of the talents found in Matthew 25. As we shared together about the ways we are responsible to God for the treasures he has placed within our care, a little boy named Moses sat in our midst. … read more

As I write this, we are literally transitioning our ministry to our new building. What a great time to celebrate the manifestation of what was only a dream 18 months ago. It’s important to pause to reflect on a job well done, but also to realize there is still more … read more