Kenya - A survey by AIM of 11 different Dorobo villages in 1991 revealed only 4 or 5 Christians among the entire tribe of some 50,000.  Today, with a focused ministry among the Dorobo, there are now at least 2% (or around 1000) believers worshiping in the new Dorobo churches.  

The Dorobo Christians are actively involved in reaching their own people.

While more and more Dorobo are intermarrying with local tribes such as Maasai, Kikuyu, and Samburu, they still are distinctive in that (1) they do not keep cattle, (2) they hunt for meat, and  (3) they keep honey.

Kenya Crisis Relief

An AIM AIR Cessna Caravan prepares to take off to provide food aid and other supplies to some of the 250,000 internally displaced people who fled their homes in fear of post-election violence.

Kenya Crisis Relief

AIM AIR personnel and Kenyans work to unload large bags of food aid.

Kenya Crisis Relief

Food aid is loaded on a truck in western Kenya.

Kenya Crisis Relief

A DC-3 operated in partnership with Samaritan's Purse takes off. The aircraft's size makes it ideal for transporting people and emergency supplies in times of crisis.

Kenya Crisis Relief

Children and adults line up for food at a church in Kibera, a large slum outside of Nairobi, Kenya. The church is housing 300 refugees.

Kenya Crisis Relief

Children in line for food at a Kibera church housing 300 refugees.

Kenya Crisis Relief

Cleanup work begins inside an Africa Inland Church (AIC) building damaged in the chaos that erupted following Kenya's disputed presidential elections.

Kenya Crisis Relief

"He is Our Help" read the words on the charred remains of a hymnal page discovered in a partially destroyed Kibera church.

Kenya Crisis Relief

An aerial view of Kenya during an AIM AIR relief flight.

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