Comments for The NEGST Letter

Comment on NEGST student’s book is published by Erick Arowo

Erick Arowo — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 14:06:33 +0000

Ben,
thumps up for this move! i agree with your take on what true success is all about. this has taken a serious beating in our day largely due to the materialism of our time. christians have been slowly drifting though few care to admit it publicly.

havent read it yet but will soon. a biblical reflection is a yes yes.

go go bro…
Erick

Comment on The Leah Ngini Community Center – A heart in the heart of Africa… by KIBE

KIBE — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 13:26:28 +0000

I am challenged by the passion of actualising the AIU dream through such audicoius methodology that borders on the urgency of the issue.
In deed where there is a wiil, there is a way.

Comment on Mr. Mateso Akou: Part-time lecturer and NEGST alum by prosper Nongnide

prosper Nongnide — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 09:37:26 +0000

Thanks for letting us know how the alumni are doing across the continent and in the world. Be encouraged

Prosper Nongnide 2009 translation department graduated student from Benin Republic

Comment on Silas Kakui at Kids Alive Kenya by Kinyanjui Peter Kiragu

Kinyanjui Peter Kiragu — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 06:36:38 +0000

Silas, I am indeed proud of you. Thanks for letting us know how God is using you in His vineyard. I will begin praying for you.

Warm regards,

Peter

Comment on The Vice Chancellor speaks: hopeful signs by Ferdinand M. M'bwangi

Ferdinand M. M'bwangi — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 20:19:25 +0000

Thanks a lot, Dr Carew for this up-to-dates. I and my family have been praying for NEGST…and how it is encouraging to read that NEGST is coming up the valley.By God’s grace I believe that in the near future I will come to NEGST for studies. May our Lord Jesus Christ bless you as you move out for that fund-raising tour. SHALOM!

Comment on The Vice Chancellor speaks: hopeful signs by Francis Awando

Francis Awando — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 13:39:00 +0000

As a student at NEGST and the impact the courses have had on me, I know that God is able especially if we are good stewards. The times are tough but God has promised that “..I’ve never seen the children of the righteous forsaken nor begging for bread..” He is faithful and he will see NESGT through this season and time. I challenge all the allumni’s who owe NEGST to give back especially for the future generations (who are your children) as we who are currently there also do our part by paying our dues. Thanks for the encouragement. I will do my best to honour my commitments as a christian leader.
In Christ all things are possible,
Francis Awando

Comment on The Vice Chancellor speaks: hopeful signs by Jacob Kimathi

Jacob Kimathi — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 13:06:47 +0000

Thank you Dr. Carew for this piece of good news that the University is back on financial recovery path. I will be important to know what brought you so low so that this can be safeguarded against in the future.

Comment on The Vice Chancellor speaks: hopeful signs by Jotham Munene

Jotham Munene — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 07:13:10 +0000

God bless you Dr. Carew. Thanks for the faith and encouragement. I believe NEGST will be back on its feet soon, and things will flow smoothly. May the Lord bless the work of NEGST and bless them financially. I kindly ask the school not to be too hard on the students even when things are tough.

Comment on Geoffrey Ongondo: ministering in colleges and in Eastlands by Kepha Nyandega

Kepha Nyandega — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 10:37:41 +0000

Geoffrey. I am touched bwana with your testimony here. Keep doing the good work. I would be glad to catch up with you as a former class mate. I graduated last July with MA Bs and we shared history classes with you.

Thanks and be blessed.

Kepha

Comment on The Vice Chancellor speaks: hopeful signs by Alfred Rutto

Alfred Rutto — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 05:38:50 +0000

Our God has bee truly faithful despite many challenges our school is going through. Thanks for update. i am committed to pray and do something for our wonderful school for i has truly equipped and transformed me for the service of God. In deed, one may not realize its importance until he goes out. otherwise, many people in Eldoret and Kitale are excited and ready to join AIU (NEGST) for its impact is known. thanks our V.Chancellor for your commitment to see this school grows to higher heights. God bless you. PAMOJA
Yours faithfully,
Alfred Rutto
Alumni 2009

Comment on The Vice Chancellor speaks: hopeful signs by John Mosby

John Mosby — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 16:59:28 +0000

Dr. Carew,

Thank you for this very insightful and encouraging update. It was a joy to be there for the brunch yesterday and to hear some of the plans and the ways in which God has moved the past 25 years. We thank Him for this school in the heart of Africa with Africa on it’s heart. You know people all around the world are being called to pray for and support NEGST/AIU. Even Asia is being awakened to the opportunity. We will continue to pray and see God’s hand at work. Thank you for being the man of faith God has called on to lead AIU. Blessings, John Mosby

Comment on African Missiology published: NEGST editor and authors by Ntakirutimana Jean Bosco

Ntakirutimana Jean Bosco — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 17:40:39 +0000

It is my pride that Africa International University/NEGST has published a book addressing African Missiology. I trust and pray that Africa International University will soon become a reality. I would ppreciate to get to know from you how to order and get a copy of the book.
Ntakirutimana Jean Bosco, NEGST 2009, ALARM Emerging Leaders Program Coordinator

Comment on NEGST grad opens Liberia International Christian College by Pauline Murumba

Pauline Murumba — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 12:53:54 +0000

Wow! Rome was not built in a day, was it? I believe that the church in Liberia will never be the same again because of one person who decided to make a change. This is inspirational for those of us who just graduated recently and are still adjusting to change in new areas and contexts of ministry.

Comment on Dr. Maik Gibson: The Importance of Language by Grace Wanjiru Njoroge

Grace Wanjiru Njoroge — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 11:51:04 +0000

Hongera/ Congrats for Swahili,

I am so delighted to read about. I affirm your teaching philosophy; I had the privilege of benefiting from it in Program planning n LP supervision. Hope to hear more from you. Hongera for the publications thus far, I believe there is more in store.

Rathimwo muno (Be blessed sana)
wanjiru njoroge

Comment on African Missiology published: NEGST editor and authors by Rev. Nkusi Benjamin

Rev. Nkusi Benjamin — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 08:54:23 +0000

I love NEGST and its lecturers. It is a joy for me to be informed about this publications. Send me details on how I can order and get a copy. Thanks Dr Caleb Kim. Many thanks to all of you, Drs. Stephen Sesi, Josephine Sesi, Alemayehu Mekonnen, Henry Mutua, Steven Rasmussen, and Prof Mark Shaw, and Dr. Vice Chancellor Douglas Carew. I am who I am beacuse of what you imparted in my academic life. I am passing on the torch you ignited in me to more others. May the Lord keep Africa International University/NEGST truly and abundantly blessed!
Rev. Benjamin Nkusi, NEGST 2004, Free Methodist Children’s Ministries Coordinator, kigali, Rwanda. P.O. Box 1668, MObile: (+250)0788487127

Comment on Alice Nyanga:rehabilitating commercial sex workers by savala

savala — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:20:07 +0000

Alice, i encourage you to keep on the good fight. i just dint know about it. we shall share more wen we open school. i have had a passion to let our brothers and sisters on the other edge to know the Lord. my efforts many atimes and have been thwarted by the church because they seem not to understand the nature of this ministry and the calling behind it. Gods blessing be with you.

Comment on Alice Nyanga:rehabilitating commercial sex workers by Reuben Sitati

Reuben Sitati — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 19:21:49 +0000

God bless you for this ministry. I have always wished I could start such a ministry but I just do not know how to start. It is good that you are doing it. lease advices on how we could start such a ministry in our towns.

Comment on Dr Mark Mercer: interaction with students is key by Yirgu Nigussie

Yirgu Nigussie — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 07:25:57 +0000

I am proud of reminding myself that I was once Mercer’s student; I had four of his classes at NEGST, three ‘Hebrew’ courses and ‘Cultural World’. From the start of the class, Dr. Mark Mercer used to make it clear to us, his students, that he wouldn’t mind excellent students stating that he would rather focus on transforming a weak student to an excellent one. He did what he said, and those who had done well looked at him for his appreciation but in vain! Instead, he praised those who improved irrespective of their level of achievement. Was that a nice thing to do? Maybe; maybe not. But what is undeniable is that Mercer is a champion of quality teaching and a high standard.

Comment on Dr Priscilla Adoyo, coordinator of peace-building program by christi

christi — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 07:27:47 +0000

And it’s so good to know that you are reading the NEGST Letter and are still so interested! I believe there is a photo of you in the recent 25-year anniversary issue of the graduation magazine. Many people on campus remember you and Earle fondly.

Comment on Dr Priscilla Adoyo, coordinator of peace-building program by Dorothy Bowen

Dorothy Bowen — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 19:43:07 +0000

It is wonderful to read of the accomplishments of Dr. Adoyo. We worked together in the 90’s.