- Muthee Kiengei shared the inspiring story of Jackline, a church member who journeyed from Korogocho to the US
- Despite financial challenges that nearly prevented her from travelling, the church stepped in to help her
- Jackline safely arrived in Seattle, and social media users sent prayers and well-wishes for her new life abroad
Muthee Kiengei has shared the incredible story of a member of his Jesus Compassionate Ministries (JCM) church.
Source: Facebook
In a post on Thursday, October 23, Kiengei shared the congregant’s remarkable journey from a slum in Nairobi to the United States.
According to Kiengei, the woman, named Jackline, hails from Korogocho.
How did JCM help Korogocho woman?
Lady Luck smiled upon her when she won the green card lottery. However, she faced financial hardships, and her dream of relocating abroad almost died.
“From the streets of Korogocho to the United States of America 🇺🇸, Jackline, a member of JCM Church, won a green card, but due to a lack of ticket money, she remained in Kenya with only three months remaining before it expired,” Kiengei wrote.
JCM decided to intervene to help Jackline realise her dream.
“The church’s intervention made it possible for her to travel yesterday. Her family will follow later. May that land accept you, Jackline; it’s your time to become,” he wrote.
Kiengei shared a video showing Jackline and her family leaving their humble home in Korogocho before being ferried to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.
She reached the boarding area and bid an emotional farewell to her husband and children, who shed tears and embraced her for a long time.
Afterwards, she pulled her suitcase alone, heading to board her flight. Jackline had a safe flight and landed in Seattle, Washington, where a church member shared her message.
“I arrived safely at Seattle International Airport. My journey was successful throughout. Thanks for your support and prayers. May God bless you! Amen,” Jackline wrote.
Images shared online showed her arriving in the US and being welcomed by other Kenyans. Social media users sent Jackline their best wishes and prayed for her success.
What did Kenyans tell Korogocho woman?
Musoo Njee:
“The reason I love JCM yet am not a member. This humanity is what touches many.”
James Njoroge:
“May the soils of the United States favour you in the mighty name of Jesus Christ.”
Benta Betii:
“What God cannot do does not exist.”
Caroline Wamanji:
“Amen, may you go and become.”
David Ndungu:
“May God continue to bless you as you settle in.”
How did Muthee Kiengei help Kaluma Boy?
Source: Facebook
In other news, Kiengei fulfilled his promise to Kaluma Boy, a TikToker known for caring for his sick father, by taking him and his brother shopping.
He bought them clothes and shoes, filling more than ten shopping bags, and shared footage of their meeting and embrace.
Afterwards, the items were loaded into a car, and they parted ways before a Sunday Thanksgiving service.
Kiengei also arranged medical assistance for Kaluma’s father, ensuring he would be taken to Jumuia Hospital Huruma for a thorough check-up, beginning his journey toward healing.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
