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Many of the elderly we serve once lived strong and independent lives. They raised families, worked their farms, and provided for their households with dignity. Their hands were used to hard work, and the land was their only source of food and survival.

Ransom and Restore Ministries, in conjunction with Kilifi County Pastors and Apostolic Discipleship Movement Int’l, Nigeria, warmly invites you to a life-transforming event — the Church Leaders Discipleship Empowerment Seminar!

Every time we go out, it is our joy to take this unique way of visiting and bringing gifts to the elderly. What we carry in our hands may be simple, but what we carry in our hearts is love, dignity, and the hope of JESUS. Each month, our team steps into the homes of vulnerable elderly individuals — many widowed, many living alone — to remind them that they are seen, valued, and never forgotten.

We were honored to host brethren from Pwani University, serving under OPC.Africa (Old People Care Africa) — a ministry devoted to caring for the elderly. OPC.Africa operates a rescue center for the aged and is preparing to establish a permanent home where the elderly can live in safety, love, and dignity.

"The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it."— Genesis 2:15 (NIV)In the heart of Mirihini, a land often scarred by drought and deep poverty, a quiet transformation is taking place. Where dust once blew over barren fields and hunger was a constant companion, rows of green cassava now stretch toward the sky—symbols of resilience, hope, and divine purpose. This is not just farming. This is restoration. This is revival. This is Ransom and Restore Ministries (RRM) answering God's call to "go till the land."

In the remote, sun-scorched paths of Bamba — a land plagued by poverty and prolonged drought — a familiar sound stirs hearts long before it reaches the door. It is not just the sound of a motorbike; it is the sound of love approaching. The Ransom and Restore Ministries Elderly Care Team is coming. And to the elderly here, many of them widows with no family left to care for them, that sound means everything.