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2023 July Session and Alumni Conference

Greetings to all the friends of Divine Providence Training Center. We are at an exciting moment here in Kenya, The pastors are coming for the July session reporting to school thisSunday and we are looking forward to an engaging period over the next two weeks where the pastors will go through the four courses that…

David Lting’Ida Letooyia’s Story

This week, we are sharing the life of David Lting’Ida Letooyia. David came to us from the Samburu tribe, and graduated from Divine Providence with the class of 2016. His passion for Christ lies with the people of his tribe, where many have not been taught accurate information about the bible due to limited resources in biblical studies for faith leaders.

Chemi Chemi Road Update

In the past, we have struggled with transportation in and out of Chemi Chemi due to the road’s rough terrain and many potholes. Therefore, a grant was requested to help assist Divine Providence in fixing the road leading up to Chemi Chemi. And the good news is, the grant was approved! This has allowed us to move forward with road construction, and we are so excited to share the progress with you.

Martin Peter Kimani Muturi’s Story

This week, I am sharing the story of Martin Muturi, who came to us from the Kikuyu tribe. Martin’s journey with Christ began at a time when he was feeling hopeless and wanted his life to end.

Jackson Kimeu’s Story

This week, we are sharing the story of Jackson Kimeu, who comes from the tribe of Kamba. Jackson is currently a student with Divine Providence and will be graduating this upcoming November of 2023. Growing up, Jackson was raised in a family of witch doctors.

2022 Celebration of Divine Providence Training Center

We truly saw God at Work during our Celebration of Divine Providence Training Center on Tuesday, November 29. Praise God, we raised $21,308!

Aluvale Bonface Mugoha’s Story

This week, we are sharing the inspiring story of Aluvale Mugoha, of the tribe Maragori.

A Story From John Wachira

This week, we are sharing the story of John Wachira. John came to Divine Providence from Kiambu in 2012 and graduated with the class of 2014.

Roswell Student Ministries Trip Update

It has been a week since our Roswell Student Ministries youth group has landed in Nairobi at Camp ChemiChemi, and we wanted to share an update with you all about their amazing trip! This group of thirteen has been busy attending several different Divine Providence graduates’ churches, assisting with sanding down and staining our tent…

Divine Providence Class of 2023

We are looking forward to sharing with you a prosperous and exciting two years for the new Divine Providence Training Center class! This group of twenty-seven pastors comes from sixteen different counties across the country, stretching as far north as Marsabit, and as far south as Kalifi. Each pastor is already engaged in ministry yet has never received…

Chemi Chemi’s Unintentional Blessing

The tents at ChemiChemi are essential in enabling Divine Providence to continue training pastors, in more ways than just one. It is so important to have a place for the pastors to come together in an optimal learning environment that promotes community, growth, and learning. However, the influence of ChemiChemi’s welcoming atmosphere and staff has…

Tent Repair Campaign

For the past twelve years, Divine Providence Training Center has hosted their pastors-in-training in safari-styled tents at camp Chemi Chemi. Each of the 10 tents is built on a wooden platform and includes a bathroom supplied with our clean water for showers and sinks and fully functioning plumbing. With the ability to house up to…

Passion Behind The Work

Meet Haley Schroeder and Kate Benn, the new social media interns for Friends of Divine Providence Training Center! Haley is a recent 2020 graduate of the University of North Georgia, and currently works as a pediatric nurse at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Scottish Rite Hospital. Kate is looking forward to graduating from the University of South Carolina this upcoming May with a visual communications degree. We have both had the pleasure of traveling together to Kenya with RUMC’s youth ministry group. While in Kenya, we fell in love with the boldness of faith we witnessed in so many Christ followers there, and the ground-breaking work Jesus is doing through the staff and mission of Divine Providence.

Water Bottling Business Update

The equipment ordered from China has been received. Due to the impact of the Pandemic, work is progressing slowly but steadily as they coordinate remotely with the Chines firm. Fortunate, Paul found an experienced local contractor, Hydromasters Limited, who is able to provide services. This is an exciting time and is the culmination of nearly…

May 2021 Pastor Session Update

The second Pastor’s training session was rescheduled to May 16th -28th after the covid lockdown was lifted on 1st May. Read the report from DPTC Executive Director, Paul Njuguna.

Storm Water Management Update

Work is progressing on the storm water management project. Read DPTC Executive Direct Paul Njuguna’s update

Spring 2021 Newsletter

Read the latest updates from Friends of Divine Providence Training Center.

February School Update

After the major Covid disruption last year which affected training sessions and the graduation of the class of 2020, classes finally resumed on February 7, 2021. The team at DPT had greatly missed the group of Pastors and were anxious to hear their testimonies of God’s faithfulness and preservation in the midst of challenging times.…

November 2020 Newsletter

Read the latest updates from Friends of Divine Providence Training Center.

November 2020 Organization Update

When we began DPTC in 2008, we had already captured the vision and the passion of our Kenyan friends’ dream to build a training center for their pastors in Africa. Our goal always was to help the two Kenyan pastors who first captured the dream to establish a seminary-like school plus some sort of business that would support the school, thus making the ministry self-supporting.