Amani ya Juu remembers the 147 Kenyans who lost their lives in a terrorist attack on the Garissa University College campus April 2nd.
We pray for their families and their loss; a loss to them, a loss to Kenya and the world.
“Jesus’ message of love and reconciliation thrives in a climate where hostility, danger and martyrdom is present.”
Jim Denison
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