Author Archives: Kim Martindale

God in His gracious mercy has granted the people of Lemooti an abundant supply of water! It was a miracle from the hand of God, a direct intervention from Him. There were more than 20 dry holes dug prior to this in the area. The people were told that there was no water there…. butContinue reading “Lemooti Village”

2025 IMOJ Soccer Ministry Overview Pastor’s Conference 2024 Recap from 2024 Ministry and Teams 2024 began in February with a small medical team from West Virginia . They served in the Nanegalito area. March- The first team from Samford University had a dual mission this year. They provided a soccer camp for the children of Continue reading “Ecuador News and Updates”

Mowarak is Lamnyak’s family home and the location of the 3rd well in Simanjiro Province. In June of 2024 IMOJ brought a team of 20 people for the well dedication, share testimonies and teach the women the first stories of the Bible from Genesis.

This village is the location of the 4th well, completed and dedicated on June 5, 2024.

Community Development Projects In December of last year, our project manager, Charles Loleku, visited the villages where IMOJ has established wells and showed the Jesus film. Charles has begun to teach the people how to make healthy, fertile soil and grow small gardens for themselves using water from their wells. Maasai are herdsmen, not farmers,Continue reading “Land and Community Development”

IMOJ’s 5th Well Dedication – September 2024 1st Team Visits Kimotorak in June 2024

Project Managers Charles Loleku: Project Manager, Orality, Community Development, Oversees the well committees, Interpreter Lamnyak Siria: Project Manager for all new well sites, Evangelism, Church Planting, Interpreter Lucas: Well maintenance, evangelism, teacher, Interpreter Moses: Interpreter, evangelist, teacher. Partnerships Nasinyari: Women’s ministry, IMOJ interpreter, Owner of Nasinya Dairy Company which empowers Maasai women to generate incomeContinue reading “IMOJ Project Managers and Partners”

Orality simply means a reliance upon the spoken, rather than the written word, for communication. The orality method uses Bible storytelling as a vehicle by which to communicate God’s Word to oral people groups. IMOJ has partnered with Ethnos360 to provide experienced teachers to teach the Bible stories from Genesis to Revelation to Maasai believers. Pictures, drama, musicContinue reading “Maasai Orality Training”

Loleundo is a very remote, unreached Maasai village located in the Serengeti Desert. In May 2023, Lamnyak took a group of Maasai believers with him to visit this isolated Maasai tribe and share the gospel with them. The people responded and many received Jesus as their Lord and savior. Lamnyak and his team brought biblesContinue reading “Loleundo Village”

New Well in Kati-Kati June 2025 New Church Building in Kati-Kati October 2024 IMOJ Teaching in Kati-Kati September 2024 IMOJ Preaching in Kati-Kati June 2024 Finding water in Kati Kati – March 2023 Please enjoy the sounds of praises from the Maasai tribe after they saw the Jesus film in Kati Kati. Jesus saves!!