Pastor Enock is a man called by God to preach and evangelize in remote areas where the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ has not reached. He is married to his lovely wife Mary and has a wonderful family. He is overseeing seven churches of which he has planted since he began this ministry.

He works with House of Hope Ministries and the Lord has been so good to him. He has faced many set backs and challenges during his ministry but all the same, God has seen him through. He is a man who walks in faith. He has great visions to reach the unreached in rural places with Good News of our Savior Jesus Christ.

He works along with Justus, a young man whom he has brought up in the ministry among other pastors. Pastor Enock has had the passion for people. He loves young children and hence a vision of building a rescue home for the young children who were left orphans.

There are so many children without parents around his village and thus the needy for a good home. This will encourage and give hope to the oppressed children. There are also those that are abandoned by their parents. These children sometimes they go hungry for long without taking meals hence they suffer from malnutrition for lack of food. True religion is to care for the orphans and widows.

Therefore, he is requesting well wishers and partners to stand with him in prayer and also support this work financially and otherwise help these children and even take them to school. As soon as the Lord provides, then, the homes will be build and bring the children in.

To contact him please use the following contacts:

Pastor Enock Morira

P.O. BOX 3475 KISII, KENYA

CELL PHONE: +254722225383

EMAIL: enockmorira@yahoo.com

• low agricultural productivity, exacerbated by land degradation and insecure land tenure
• unemployment and low wages
• difficulty in accessing financing for self-employment
• poor governance
• bad roads
• high costs of health and education
• HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS is most prevalent among young and middle-aged Kenyans, the most productive segment of the population. Almost half of the people in Kenya are under 15 years of age. An estimated 700 Kenyans die daily of HIV/AIDS-related causes. HIV/AIDS leaves orphans and woman-headed households even more vulnerable to poverty. The burden of diseases such as HIV/AIDS, malaria and water-borne diseases weighs heavily on both the country and Kenyan families, affecting income, food security and development potential. Life expectancy is down to 46 years, from 59 years in 1989.

Kenya’s rural poor people include:

• small farmers
• herders
• farm labourers
• unskilled and semi-skilled workers
• households headed by women
• people with disabilities
• AIDS orphans

Women are particularly vulnerable because they do not have equal access to social and economic assets. For about 70 per cent of women, subsistence farming is the primary – and often the only – source of livelihood.

Pastor Enock has expanded his vision into opening new churches in the interior.In every place he plants a new church, he also builds them a building.But this has always been very difficult since the finances are down.But he is a man whow does things in faith and God has never let him down.

The seven pastors he has working with him is really a heavey work but all the same God has seen them through.They are also still looking for means to build church buildings where the members could worship.In this he needs prayer and support from partners to stand with him financially to do this.The churches also need the PA System for Gospel Out Reach. 

Below is pastor Enock's home church.That was the very first church he started.Since then, he has opened also six other branches where he has put pastors to minister in each of them.

His mission is to preach the gospel of repentance and plant churches where people will come and worship.This far the Lord has brought him and all glory be to God.