Listen To Wind Beneath My Wings

Serving God is the wind beneath my wings

Seven years ago, my husband (Reverend Theuri Maina) and I began the House of Judah ministry in Kikuyu Township. Today, our membership is about 1,000 and God has been faithful to us. Last year, my husband and I were ordained as ministers of the gospel and it has been a journey of prayer and transformation for us.

Two months ago on May 1, we opened the town branch of House of Judah ministries at Casino Cinema House in Nairobi and continued the lunch-hour prayer meetings we have been holding for the past two and a half years.

The greatest joy of being a minister is transforming the lives of many people. I get fulfilled when I see the results of the transformations and I believe I was brought to this earth to serve God in all capacities. In the past five years, I have witnessed God’s amazing grace and sustenance in our ministry. We trust He will continue to bless us and extend our work to all nations, as we hope to see House of Judah grow into an international ministry.

As with other careers, there are bound to be several challenges in my line of work. As a minister, I deal with different kinds of people from diverse backgrounds. I have to treat each case differently as I try to meet their spiritual and counselling needs. So far, the grace of God has been my driving force. My passion to serve God and fulfil his purpose for me has been the wind beneath my wings, and the good results from my ministry continue to encourage me to press on. My work gives my heart peace.

I live a simple life and I thank God for that, but as a minister I also find that my personal space is limited as I am called to serve day and night.

My typical day begins at 6.30am because I like seeing my children off to school. After that, I do my morning devotion for about one hour then leave the house for the office at around 10am where I do my pastoral duties. At 12.30pm, we break for the lunch service, which goes on until 2.30pm then I go back to the office.

I go to class three days a week at the Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology (NEGST) at 5pm. I usually get home by 8pm. Working alongside my husband has been a great experience. We work as a team and it has been good for the growth of our ministry and my music career.

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