Schedule for regional Bible Trivia Season three;

• 26^th May, 2012- Sugar region( Migori Boys H. school)
• 3^rd June, 2012- Kitui/ Mwingi( Engineer Ngilu Sec. School)
• 9^th June, 2012 – Mt Kenya East, Embu( Kangaru School)
• 30^th June, 2012- Tea region, Bomet( Bomet H.School)

Testimony of season two as given by Samuel Ochieng of Dandora Kinyago Secondary School

No better words could summarize the story of Samwel Ochieng who is now an alumnus of Kinyago Dandora School in Dandora. As a result of him and other students participating in the Bible Trivia Show season one and two, their Bible reading culture tremendously improved which led to an amazing performance in the Christian Religious Education (CRE) subject in the years 2010 and 2011.

Samwel who participated in the season one of the Bible Trivia show emerged top student in 2011 Kenya Certificate in Secondary Education examination scoring grade B+ as well as emerging the best overall student in Njiru District.

Believe it or not, Samwel is naturally a soft spoken person who likes to keep to himself. However, through the interactions he had with other students in the Bible Trivia show, it emerged that he is a brilliant team member who could be relied on by his fellow team members. He would tackle what would appear to be the most challenging questions, placing his team on the lead.

Speaking to the Bible People team, David’s father Mr. Ochieng could not hold back his joy but express his gratitude to the Bible Society of Kenya for coming up with the idea since it has opened amazing doors for his son. As a result of David being the top student in Njiru District, he got a full Education scholarship with Equity Bank for his University Education in a University of his choice in the world.

Mr. Ochieng adds that the Bible Trivia show is a programme that is changing the lives of youth in Kenya both spiritually and academically and that is what our society needs so as to develop leaders for the future. He reiterates that BSK is undertaking a noble task of availing scriptures to people which is the source of all wisdom.

BSK are very grateful to NTV, a local television station for airing the 13 episodes of the national shows at no cost from January to end of March 2012.

Food was distributed and FCBH class was launched in Turkana

Bible Society of Kenya launched two Faith Comes by Hearing programs in Kakuma Refugee camp and Lodwar town on March 3^rd 2012. More than 180 pastors from different denominations came from as far as Kalokol, Lokichar, Lokichoggio, and Nadapal for the launch. The Kakuma refugee camp hosts more than 90,000 refugees drawn from Democratic Republic of Congo, Southern Sudan, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Burundi and Somalia.

There was joy and excitement from the pastors who attended the launch that was facilitated by Rev. Dedan Kamau. The pastors were a small fraction of the United Refugee Churches Fellowship whose chairman is Pastor David Bwayo, a Ugandan, of International Pentecostal Holiness Church. Rev. Kamau shared the Word of God from Matthew Chapter 4 where he emphasized on the importance of the word of God.

After talking about Bible work, an FCBH demonstration was held where the pastors listened to the book of John 4 about the Samaritan woman. The discussion was very fruitful as each pastor jostled for an opportunity to express their view in English, Kiswahili or French. ‘This is one of the best Bible study experiences I have had for a very long time. It gives someone an opportunity to express his view and also to ask any question’, remarked Rev. Pierre Materanya of Assembly de Dieu du Congo through an interpreter.

Additionally 135 Turkana Bibles and 105 proclaimers were distributed in the two centers. It is our desire that through these initiatives the word of God will be known and applied in the lives of the people in the Turkana community.