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Originally published by Citizen DigitalJanuary 25, 2026
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Ravine church where a bowl of soup and scripture draws addicts from drinking dens
Upendo Fellowship has about 50 congregants. Many arrive with hangovers; some come in while still drunk...
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In Poror village, Eldama Ravine Constituency, Upendo Fellowship church is providing a unique sanctuary for individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. Founded by Reverend Lawrence Bomet, a reformed alcoholic, the church offers a judgment-free space where addicts can worship and receive nourishment through meals of soup and ugali.
- The church serves around 50 congregants, many of whom are actively battling addiction.
- Reverend Lawrence Bomet cooks cow heads to make soup, serving it with ugali, knowing many attendees often neglect eating.
- Notable members include trained doctor George Bunei and former Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) officer Isaiah Rongei, both battling alcohol addiction.
- The fellowship began in June 2025 out of Reverend Bomet's concern for his community.
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