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"My legacy, I think, will just be as the apostle Paul said, in the hearts of the people. I don't think it will be some building or some organization or some place where my name is prominent. I think it's going to be the hearts of people whose lives have been touched or changed as a result of the gospel that we were able to proclaim."

“My name is John. When I received a call from Maata Station Manager, I decided to come. I said to my heart don’t fail to go. I’m happy to meet with my brothers and sisters from overseas. Since I started listening to TWT Turkana programme it has blessed my life. To the producers, I would like to tell them Kanyaga dunia twende… (translated to mean; keep walking on) the Word says go ye into the world and spread the gospel”.

Being a teenager coupled with the life frustrations and l lacking parental guidance, I gave in to peer pressure I fully unashamedly embraced a sinful life. I got involved in all bad boys activities, got involved in drugs and substance abuse and even stopped shaving my hair and grew long dreadlocks.

Here is a short video of The late Rev Billy Graham preaching in Kenya in 1960. This was at a time when Kenya was 3 years away from being declared self independent country. Despite the ongoing fights for independence in Africa during this period Rev. could still bring people together to listen to the word of God.* **RIP Rev Billy Graham

The Anglican Church of Kenya Archbishop Dr. Jackson Ole Sapit welcomed the partnership adding that technology is changing evangelism and it’s no longer about sharing the gospel on the pulpit alone and