The work can be planned
A family’s school fees are a year-long promise, not a one-off. Regular partners are what let the church make that promise honestly.
Partner with Believers Discipleship Chapel
Stand with the work
A church is built by people who decide it matters. Partnership is that decision, made deliberately and kept — in prayer, in presence, and in giving that the work can plan around.
Why partner with us
Ministry runs on what it can count on
A one-off gift meets a moment. A partnership lets the church plan — to commit to a family's school fees for a year, to sign for ground, to send a team knowing the fare is there. What you give matters; that the church can rely on it matters as much.
You are part of it
Partners are not a funding line. You are prayed for by name, told what your giving did, and welcome in the room when the next decision is made.
It compounds
Ground bought is ground kept. A trained leader trains others. The things partnership pays for tend to outlast the giving that paid for them.
Where to partner
Choose the work you want to carry
Each of these is a real commitment the church has made and must keep. Partner with one and your giving goes there, tracked and reported.
Church Land — The Faith Project
Ground of our own in Tassia, contracted at KES 23 Million, with KES 9.8 Million paid.
- A permanent home after years in rented space
- A sanctuary, and a base for the work in the community
- Every deposit published on the appeal page
Neema Operations — Welfare
The church’s welfare arm: food, school fees and dignity for neighbours in Tassia and Embakasi.
- Monthly food packs for families carrying more than they can
- School fees, so a term is not lost to a shortfall
- Emergency help when a household is suddenly under water
School Fees & Education
Ten students at a time, kept in school for the whole year rather than part of it.
- Fees paid directly to the school, termly
- Progress followed by the pastoral team
- Uniforms and books where they are the obstacle
Food Relief
A hundred food packs a month, delivered without ceremony to families who need them.
- Staples that last a household a fortnight
- Chosen with the family, not for them
- Distributed quietly — no photographs of anyone’s need
Ministry Work
The ordinary running of the church: teaching, worship, pastoral care, and the people who do it.
- Services, discipleship classes and pastoral visits
- Training and equipping for those who lead
- Where the greatest current need is, as judged by the office
Outreach & Missions
Taking the Gospel beyond the building — crusades, missions and community outreach.
- Crusades and open-air services in the estates
- Transport, sound and materials for a team on the road
- Follow-up, so a decision made is a person discipled
What partnership gives you
What the church undertakes in return
Partnership is a two-way commitment. These are the church's obligations to you, and we would rather write them down than leave them assumed.
You are prayed for
Partners are prayed for by name at the church’s weekly prayer meeting. It is the part of this we take most seriously.
You are told what happened
A partner update from the office: what came in, where it went, and what it changed. Plain figures, not a brochure.
A receipt, every time
Every gift is receipted by email and SMS the moment it settles, with the M-PESA code so you can match it against your own statement.
Your giving goes where you sent it
Choose an area and your gift is recorded against it. Nothing is quietly moved to another line because it was easier.
Change it whenever you need to
A monthly partnership can be paused, changed or stopped by telling the office. No forms, no conversation you have to brace for.
You are welcome in the work
Partners are invited to see it first-hand — a distribution, a site visit, a training. The standing invitation is real.
Becoming a partner
Three steps, and none of them are hard
- 1
Choose the work
Pick an area above, or leave it as “where most needed” and the office will direct it to the greatest current need.
- 2
Decide the rhythm
One gift, or a monthly amount. Monthly is what lets the church make promises it can keep — but give as you are able.
- 3
Give in about a minute
M-PESA, card, or a bank transfer with the details on screen. You are receipted straight away and the office knows to expect you.
“And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.”