Turning Point Trust Blog

This blog covers our last two week’s experiences on Hots. In the last two weeks we have prayed for a number of people who are HIV+. I must admit that initially I was sceptical about people getting healed of this disease but after praying with a woman who was HIV+ who later confirmed after several [...]

We resumed HotS after a long break since the Kenyan elections in the month of March. The break was necessitated by a government ban on public meetings, and by the Easter holidays. Men at Work It is humbling to meet a man who cannot provide for his family. You can imagine the pressure when he [...]

We continue to show up on the streets of Kibera once a week for HotS, and just to mention from last week, we had one middle-aged man who just wanted prayers for our country Kenya. That reminded us of the need to continue praying for our country as we head for the general election. This [...]

Strange title. Especially if you’re reading this in the West. Before I came to Africa, I think I held the view that demons were the stuff of horror movies and ancient history. That’s if I really held a view at all. It’s just not something that’s talked about in the modern, cultured, respectable & refined [...]

Today’s HotS report comes from our Creativity Centre in Mashimoni – it has started to rain in Nairobi, paving the way for a possible El-nino as forecast by the meteorological department here. Because of  the lack of a quorum in the team, due to pressing commitments, the rest of us took time to spend in [...]

This week HOTS was one that was special on its own. We were involved with many, we learnt a lot from many, as we let God do His work. After spending time in preparations and prayers we hit the streets with confidence knowing that God was ready to use us, and greatly we experienced His [...]

Today Healing on the Streets was less busy compared to previous weeks, it is still hot and dusty in Kibera meaning that we end up with a layer of dust covering us. So as we sat down to work, we saw a guy who we once prayed for who got healed. He had both feet [...]

Welcome to HOTS. This week the report serves the experiences we had on the streets for the last two weeks. It’s  hot in Nairobi and dusty in Kibera, and fewer people are stopping for prayers because of this. This week we pick it up from James’ story two weeks ago. If you remember, he had [...]

HOTS returned this week after a long pause. It was a great feeling to be back again on the streets and join the team for prayers. We have a saying in Africa that goes like ” No hurry in Africa”. On Monday, I totally embraced it: I reported late hence the team didn’t have enough time [...]