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Closed 31/07/2019
Weʼve raised £490 to To help fund a trip to Turkana, Kenya and to raise money for aid of drought victims there.
- Funded on Wednesday, 31st July 2019
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At the end of June I am travelling back to Turkana in Kenya where I used to live and taking a team of 4 others with me. Whilst there, we will be visiting some of the projects we were involved in, a refugee camp and with a local team hopefully starting a church. I need £400 to top up what I've been able to pay.
There has been a severe drought in Turkana and people have been dying. We would like to be able to take out extra food aid to the villages when we go, so I would like to raise another £600
On the 15th June I will running a half marathon around Caldecott lake in Bletchley, Milton Keynes to raise funds
Thank you so much for your help
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Anonymous
Jun 21, 2019
Praying for you and your team. God bless you all.
Vicky
Jun 20, 2019
You're lovely! x
Anonymous
Jun 16, 2019
£40.00
Anne Townsend
Jun 12, 2019
Many blessings Dave xx
Abby and Martin
Jun 12, 2019
Good Luck x
£20.00
Anonymous
Jun 8, 2019
Hi Dave,All the best with your endeavours.God bless
Anonymous
Jun 8, 2019
Be blessed as you bless others
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David Barker
Currently I lead a church in Coventry but for two years I lived and worked in Turkana a region in the far north of Kenya. Myself and my wife were involved in Education, starting churches and discipleship and desert agriculture in an extremely poor region.