I receive a phone call at around 11:00 this morning from Sammy Njiru, Director of Youngsters for Christ (YFC) in Nairobi, Kenya. 

He began to tell the poor state in which both he, and the ministry are currently in.

Our newest missionary, Sammy Njiru had his computer crash! This is his main tool in ministry as well as being able to effectively communicate the needs for Youngsters For Christ in the slums of Kenya.

He is asking for $900 to buy a new and capable laptop that will allow him to continue his work! As a Media Director, I understand the importance of having, not just a laptop or computer, but one that's truly able to preform the functions you need. Please pray, and give as God leads! Thank you and God bless!

The youngsters for Christ team (YCT) have different ministry programs outreach that we use us a tool for winning souls for Christ Jesus and School ministry outreach is one of those Activities program most of our programs are designed mostly for Kids, youths, and young adults among others.

We are currently reaching out to more than ten High School and each week per day going to three schools reaching a population of at least 1200 weekly.

Programs has been very success because we have been able to establish or begin Christian cell groups in all this school and the success has very positive and impacting on the students and the schools at larger. We are so excited and want to continue to build a generation of champions in Christ. As a ministry we are asking for your partnership in pray and in your monthly sacrificial support that will help us meet this noble outreach. Please  pray for God’s provision for the needed resources(bibles for the schools cell groups team leaders, other material, transportation among others too) pray for the volunteers school team that will be engaged more  in this season even as we seek to practically help the students to value each day.
 
We are asking for your partnership and collaboration with you and your friends that will help to grow the outreach programs and to allow the ministry to expand and to extend its impact and reach. 

-Sammy Njiru

Speaking during a Christian outreach organised by Youngsters for Christ (YCT) at Kamkunji on Sunday evening, Pastor Sammy Njiru called on the youth to behave well for a peaceful Kibera.

“The organisation has more than 3,000 youth and usually conducts counseling lessons to the youth in Kibera, giving them room to network,” said Pastor Njiru.

The YCT team reforms youth who are then taught discipleship, evangelism and other church ministries.

Being interdenominational, YCT has helped youth from different regions to reform and shun illicit behaviors.

Ten-year-old drummist, Lenny Otieno, said the group has helped him hone his skills and intends to join a musical band in Nairobi.

Another pastor, Peter Frank, said YCT has helped him detach from the negative influences which lured him into crime due via peer pressure.

“Most of my friends are now at Kamiti Maximum Prison, but God saved me, and I thank Him,” said Frank who now pastors a church in Thika.

On her part, Winnie Matete said that joining YCT has greatly improved her musical career through attending local vocal training.