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By Howne Bet
Posted to the web on August 22, 2010 |
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August 22, 2010 (IFO Refugee Camp, Kenya) – Today is the day that wall go down in history as a day of great jubilation to Anywaa Community because for the first time history is made, is day with the graduation of 28 Pastors and Community Leaders in IFO-Dadaab Refugee Camp, Kenya.
For the last 18 months Pastor Henry Muteli, a missionary from Nairobi Mission Church, has chosen to leave comfort of Nairobi and left his family behind to train these men and one women to serve their community.
The occasion was marked with pomp and colure as the community trooped from their houses and filled the Jwøk Okunyi (God Help Church) compound in the camp in IFO. The compound capacity was overstretched and people stood behind fences to watch this ground occasion.
A great spectacle was witnessed and affirmed by the ululation as Henry Mutiti called out the names of the graduates.
As they received their certificates from Rev. Peterson Rukenya of Nairobi Mission Church spouses were seen shagging this own and the audience could not hidden theirs joy. Many could be heard saying we want the training to continue.
This was a day that raised the self esteem of the Anywaa Community for indeed great miracle has happened in the desert and attack the one of the students could not stop his from attending the ceremony, this is a new birth and hope to the community to sit together as brothers, sisters and citizens of the Kingdom of God.
Here are pictures of graduation ceremony
Rev. Peterson Rukenya
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