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Trans World Radio Kenya broadcasts could be dating back to as early as 1980’s but the impact it had on people’s lives in the past, is still present as testified by these two listeners who listened and continue listen to the programs miles apart but share a similar life transformation from the broadcasts.

Kenya may boast of having had a tremendous growth in the Radio industry by having over 100 Radio Stations broadcasting in the country, reaching 32 million Kenyans. However thanks be to God none of these stations can claim to have very passionate and loyal listeners like those of SIFA 107.7 FM VOI who to prove their loyalty have four fans clubs presidents.

Encouraging Testimonies from the women who have seen their prayers answered through the Project Hannah prayer groups. First speaker PASTOR RITA a women coordinator testifies how they prayed for their member who had lost her only child and had was on the verge of giving up..she is now about to deliver an CHRISTINE Testifies how she prayed for God to deliver her from her violent marriage despite the beatings she continued to pray until one day her husband woke up a changed man and started going to Church...

It’s always the desire and wish of every suspect in courtroom that the judgment will find them innocent and even if found guilty the sentence wouldn’t deny them freedom for long. Just try and imagine the thoughts you would have when you stand at the dock and the judge says “…..I here hereby find you guilty and sentence you to life imprisonment.” Well this not fiction but the real life testimony of Manyani Maximum Prison Mass Choir leader brother Mwacharo Mzee Movee. Who more than five years ago was sentenced to life imprisonment and at that moment thought all was lost.

One may wonder why a station broadcasting from Voi town chose to go and do overnight prayers in a church situated over 7 hours drive from the studio. Well wonder no more, here is how Sifa Fm knew about Safina church and Sifa Night. You see Sifa FM Voi is the only and the first Christian station in Kenya to have listeners Fans Clubs with Presidents, Ambassadors, and ministers each representing an area.