Syvester Okang'o Sylvester Okang'o began his ministry in 1973 with one church. He now oversees more than 200 churches with 150 full-time workers who disciple over 26,000 believers. All this has been accomplished with very little support and no mission vehicle to facilitate his leadership of this extensive ministry. KET concentrates on reaching those who have never had exposure to the gospel.
Workers live in mud huts with grass thatched roofs prone to leakage.
Economic conditions there are greatly depressed, so few KET congregations are able to erect permanent structures. Most meet under trees or in rented schoolrooms. Tribal warfare and drought lasting several years have brought great hardships on KET missionaries as poverty and suffering increase. Mission truck packed with food for famine victims. Blankets were supplied as well.