Jim met his wife Jeri in 1958 while serving with the Navigators at Glen Eyrie. They got married in 1961 and and began serving together in student ministry and marriage counseling. In 1967 Jim and Jeri moved to Kenya to pioneer the University ministry. From 1967 – 1973 Jim led the Navigators work in Kenya. […]
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As we gathered Nationally to join the Navigators World Wide Partnership in a Day of Prayer on 16 March,2024 we were encouraged to pray fervently. To seek the Lord with our whole person and to listen to what He is saying. To be ordinary men and women praying fervently to the faithful God. Reflecting from
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So, the Lord has taken us by the hand and led us out of the death of the doldrums to life in the Spirit. We are on a journey to our father, to a city with foundations whose architect and builder is God. What is it like to be on the open seas? Life is
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In one of our sessions, a trainee told me he felt small and unqualified for ministry. A feeling I only know too well and so I prayed and asked the Lord, “How do I encourage my brother?” The Lord brought to mind Isaiah 41:13–16 (NIVUK84). For I am the LORD, your God,who takes hold of
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Tropical storms, tsunamis, storm surges, typhoons, hurricanes; waves the size of skyscrapers, all these would terrify sailors, but one phenomenon most people don’t think about is ‘no wind’. Where does wind come from? It results from the sun heating the atmosphere and the rotation of the earth. There are places, however, around the equator where
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It was a great blessing to gather across all our ministry entities for a day of prayer and fasting on Saturday,14th January 2023. This was a culmination of a week of prayer and fasting from Sun 8th – Sat 14th January. One of key themes that emerged as the team in Nairobi prayed through Psalm
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During our National Training Program (NTP) 2022, Navs Field Ministry Partners (FMPs), Labourers and students from across our ministry entities gathered at Berea Theological College, Nakuru from 22nd – 30th Aug,2022 focusing on the Theme of Growing Intentional Disciple-making Cultures. As we move into the new frontiers of ministry, it was refreshing to hear again
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In these days when the common narrative and practice is about “me at the centre”, few are the courageous who go against the tide, to live lives controlled by “Christ at the centre”. The opportunity to experience such always come with joy unspeakable, refreshing the soul with the constant reassurance that Christ is always at
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By Lydia Klingforth The boyfriend was abusive. He beat her up badly enough, often enough, that her friends could see the bruises. Yet she dated him for seven years. The girl’s friends were relieved at the end of that relationship. But her mother was disappointed. “Why did you break up with him?” she told her
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Do the prevailing circumstances in our world not feel like the very foundations are being shaken? In Psalm 46, the writer paints a picture of serious instability. He depicts mountains, the very symbol of stability, being uprooted from their foundations and tossed into a raging sea. What a frightening image of catastrophic proportions! Similarly, our
