Pastor Timothy Ngui

We have worked with Pst Timothy since 2010. His church is in the small village of Kikumini. His ministry covers a large area which makes his new motorcycle invaluable to reach further and faster.

Pastor Rachael Nzimbi

We have worked with Pst Rachel since about 2011. Her church is in a very small village many kilometers from her home. Her congregation has been trying for some time to find a way to get her a motorcycle.

Pastor Shadrack Maunda

Pst Shadrack is a member of our Burning Plow team. Many of our supporters in Texas may recognize him from his visit to Rockwall in Oct 2017. In addition to pastoring a church, Rev Shadrack keeps tabs on many of our recipients of humanitarian aid who need wheelchair repairs, food, medical care, shelter and more. This work alone is made much easier for him with his new motorcycle.

Pastor Peter Mbiti

We have worked with Pst Peter since 2010. We have helped him with evangelism, brought electricity to his church, and put a roof on his church. Pst Peter lives many kilometers from his church and this new motorcycle is truly a gift from God. Rev Peter is a convert from Jehovah's Witnesses who now works tirelessly to further God's kingdom among people steeped in witchcraft.

Rev Silas Odinga

Rev Silas is a full time missionary with Burning Plow Ministries and Vice-Chairman of our Kenyan Advisory Board. This is the man in charge when Don and Becky are not in Kenya. His new motorcycle is especially needed in his work with Rev Caleb Otieno, our youth pastor working in Nairobi High Schools, trade schools and universities. Rev Caleb received a motorcycle several years ago for this work.

Rev James Oduor

Rev James takes care of all of Burning Plow finances in Kenya. His motorcycle is to aid him in his work with Marvelous Academic Centre in one of Nairobi's slums. He and his sister founded this primary school several years ago. His wife, Hellena, is the Headmistress of the school which now has more than 150 students, most of whom would not be in school had it not been for the work of Rev James Oduor.