A photo of a Maasai woman kneeling down in prayer has gone viral online. The woman praised God when a sudden downpour began during a crusade in Kajiado county.
There comes a time in life where everything and everyone is a disappointment to you. It does not matter if its friendship, career path, climate change or drought.
The answers to every problem in life can be found in the good book. Ask DP Ruto…
People take one of two options; get wrecked or turn to God.
So it comes as a blessing to see that in her time of need, in the time of Kenya’s need for God during this biting drought, this woman turned to God instead of blaming the government and everything else for woes being experienced in part of the country.
Every knee shall bow and every tongue confess that Christ is Lord…
A Maasai woman showed Kenyans that God is still God in the mountains and in the valleys when she knelt down in prayer when a sudden downpour began during a crusade in Kajiado county on Sunday, February 19.
Taking to social media, gospel music sensation Euncie Njeri shared photos of this woman who chose to kneel down in prayer instead of fleeing for cover.
Anything you ask in my name, I will give to you…
“At a crusade in Kajiado, it started to rain and instead of running for shelter, this amazing woman went down on her kneed to thank God for rain! Until it stopped she did not zuia her praise #lovedit,” wrote Njeri.
2017 has been a tough year as drought has seen thousands of animals die, including humans losing lives over starvation.
Drought and famine were declared a national disaster by President Uhuru Kenyatta in February 2017.
The government declared it a national disaster and set aside KSh 11 billion to ease the effects of drought and famine
