As we are at work here, in Africa, the MISSION SOS team are praying for specific breakthroughs and against principality of tradition, and the powers of darkness.

THANK YOU FOR PRAYING WITH TC KENYA and the SOS team as we continue to minister the Masai here in Kilgoris.  IN the face of the opposition, just as Jesus encountered the storm on sea on His way to the  Gadarene Demoniac, we are facing storms but  pressing on- in Jesus name, the storms will not stop us—In the rain, in the storm hundreds have received Jesus in the last 2 days.  "Peace Be Still" As an example of how angry the devil is- here is the report from Kenya Meteorological Department.
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KENYA METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS:

A heavy downpour expected to strike the entire country this week has been attributed to the unusual warming of the Indian Ocean. The phenomenon, called the Indian Ocean #Dipole, happens nearly every 10 years, unleashing destructive rains and flooding across East Africa.  More than one million people have been displaced in Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Ethiopia and Tanzania - but scientists say more misery is coming.  The strength of the dipole in 2019 is of a magnitude not seen in years, perhaps even decades. The last major IOD was in 2006 where more than 300 people were killed in region-wide flooding caused by unseasonal rains.

Kenya's #Meteorological department yesterday warned that beginning today a heavy deluge will sweep across the country. Assistant Director of KMD Dr David Gikungu predicted the rains would begin last night, doubling in intensity tomorrow.   Yesterday, he put the entire country on alert, saying there was an up to 66 per cent certainty more heavy rains are coming.

The Indian Ocean dipole, sometimes called the Indian El Niño, is an irregular change in the sea temperature in the western (near Kenya's coast) and eastern (closer to Australia) areas of the Indian Ocean. When the ocean around East Africa is far warmer than usual, there is higher evaporation and moist air flowing inwards into East African countries as heavy rains. She predicted the current rainfall would continue until early December.

"Floodwaters may suddenly appear even in places where it has not rained heavily and can be deeper and faster than they look," They also advised Kenyans to avoid driving through or walking in moving water or open fields and not take shelter under trees and near grilled windows to minimize exposure to lightning strikes. She put on alert people in landslide‐prone areas, especially on the slopes of the Aberdare Ranges, Mt Kenya Kilgores and other hilly areas.
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Please pray for David Omih, Ray Ajagbe, Evans Egbe, Emma Nwamuo, and other city coordinators. Please pray for General Superintendent, Dr. Okoroafor and Rev Iyke Okoro who are coordinating our ministry at the
AG Peniel General Council.

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Pray with us for the global advance of the gospel.
Pray for workers for the Harvest ...
We have Teen Challenge Centers in 125 countries and we currently have invitations to start Teen Challenge in many new nations. They are crying out for help and need staff.
They need the power of God to meet a pressing social need... but we know it has a SPIRITUAL ROOT. We offer SPIRITUAL RESOURCES to meet PRACTICAL needs.
MATTHEW 9: 37 Then He said to His disciples,
“The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few.
38 Therefore beseech the Lord of the harvest to send
out workers into His harvest.”