Rod and Brenda lived in Kenya for two years serving as missionaries to help build and open the AIC Churo Secondary School. Churo is a small village of low income people (the Pokot tribe) in a remote part of northern Kenya ( 8 hours north of Nairobi). The Reddings contnue to be active with the school and are seeking your help. The families of Churo and the school have faced droughts and inflation over the last several years that have led the Reddings to begin the Saidia Tafadhali Foundation (STF) to raise support for scholarships, maintenance of the school, and other projects. We invite you to click on the titles on the menu above the pictures on this page. Read about the history and success of the school and its graduates. Learn more about the needs and projects of the school for which Saidia Tafadhali is seeking help. View photos of the Road to Churo, the AIC Churo Secondary School, the Village of Churo and a typcial home of Pokot familes. See the Reddings "stuck in the mud" in Kenya.
The Saidia Tafadhali Foundation ("Help Please" in Swahili) asks and prays that you will help someone somewhere around the world to meet the needs of those less fortunate. After you view our site we hope that you will contact us so we can send you more information on the projects and how you can help. All donations you make go 100% to the project you indicate and are tax deductible.
The students school motto is from Phillipians 4:13 -- "I can do everything through Him who gives me strength."