Fountain of Life Deliverance Ministries is a registered bible based church that is based in Nairobi Kenya. The ministry was founded in 1997 and headed by the late Bishop James Mbai until his demise on 25th May 2006. Based in Central Division in Nairobi the church is practically surrounded by many slum areas in East lands of the city. These are Mathare, Majengo, Dandora, Kayole and Kiambiu slums. The church has been reaching out to these precious people with the good news of Jesus Christ.

                                                      OUR PROGRAMMES:

CHILDREN’S HOME

Due to the increasing number of orphaned, abandoned and destitute children, the church realized that it was strategically positioned to offer hope to ‘the least of these’ as our Lord Jesus called them. In the year 2000 our children home was established and immediately rescued 30 needy children. Over the years the number of children grew to 60. The home was built within the church compound so as to enable these children to grow in a loving atmosphere surrounded by a compassionate body of believers. The home has been partnering with like minded organizations to enhance the welfare of the children we take care of. By tying the activities of the home to the local church, we seek to sensitize and mobilize local church to respond to the plight of these needy children.

Orphans rescued, local church strengthened, God’s Kingdom expanded

HOME BASED CARE PROGRAM

Fountain of Life Home Based Care is a church run outreach program that targets poor households with one or more family members living with HIV/AIDS. The programme is currently being implemented in Mathare; Kayole and Dandora slums in Nairobi’s Eastland. A total of 60 families are supported through the program.
Parents and guardians are passing away without leaving plans in place to ensure the future of the children they leave behind. Without having mechanisms in place to secure property for their children.
The Fountain of Life home based care program ultimately seeks to offer HOPE to these families and thereby achieve these two strategic objectives: