Kimberly Reed

September 29, 2024

by Swahiba@OlympicDrive

“My heart is so full! This is my third time serving in Kenya with Swahiba Networks. I keep coming back because I know the importance of the work they do in Kibera. They are sharing the love of Christ, and I love being a part of that. The staff at Swahiba is like family now they are my brothers and sisters in Christ. Each time I serve with a team in Kibera, I see the smiles and joy of people who may seem to have nothing, but they have Jesus, and He is always enough!”

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