Pokot Outreach Ministry operates medical clinics at most of the mission stations. In Kapenguria, POM has operated its own clinic since 1997 and on an average day treats about 100 patients. POM has also experimented with mobile medical units that go into the most remote areas of the bush. As Harvesters International Missions (HIM) continues to build mission stations with clinics, the need for these mobile units is decreasing. Will you help support native medical staff?

The Pokot live in a remote area of Kenya where little or no medical facilities are available. Pokot Outreach Ministries has established clinics to help meet the needs of the people, but medicine is difficult to find and costly - many of the hospitals do not even have medicines. When the people come for treatment it is imperative that the necessary medicines are available to be able to treat their illnesses and save lives.

The Union of Baptist Churches of the Congo serves a large Christian community, yet the pastors and evangelists are living on virtually nothing. They often go without food while meeting the needs of those in refugee camps ahead of their own needs. It is essential that the laborer is paid his wage if these men are to continue to bring hope to the hopeless in The Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Lomut secondary school will change the lives of many children of the Pokot tribe. This school will equip future leaders of Kenya to change a nation for Christ. Please consider financially supporting this project so that the future alumni of this school can be given the opportunity to reach their God-given potential.

In a good year, the Pokot tribe receives an annual rainfall of 3.5", however, only one of the past five years has produced even that much rain. This semi-nomadic tribe settles into communities where there is water present. Harvester's goal is to dig no less than 10 water wells per year to help bring clean, fresh water to the people and their animals. With a water source they can also improve their agriculture thus adding variety to their diet.