Kenyan Police Officers in Haiti Go to Church to Pray for Themselves: “Men Who Fear God”

• Kenyan cops in Haiti held a prayer service throughout their UN-backed mission to revive peace
• The boys in uniforms expressed their religion, thanking God for His safety since arriving in Haiti
• In a video shared by CNN’s Larry Madowo, one officer led the sermon, highlighting God’s faithfulness

Kenyan police officers stationed in Haiti as a part of a United Nations-backed mission to fight violent gangs have demonstrated their unwavering religion in God amidst their difficult task.

In a video shared by CNN worldwide correspondent Larry Madowo, the officers had been seen gathered in a church service.

How did Kenyan police in Haiti pray?

Considered one of them led a heartfelt sermon, expressing gratitude for divine safety and steerage.

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“Since we arrived right here, now we have solely seen the hand of God. Reward the Lord. Many issues have been stated in opposition to us, however God has been trustworthy. We’re males who worry God,” the officer preached passionately.

He went on to reference Psalms 32:8, saying:

“Blessed is the nation whose Lord is their God. When the Bible speaks about nations, it is not simply referring to geographical nations; it is talking about individuals. All of us listed here are God-fearing individuals. No surprise we will discover time to fellowship at our barracks…”

Captioning the video, Larry wrote:

“I arrived in Haiti on Sunday and located Kenyan cops in church praying for themselves.”

How Kenyan cop shot in Haiti was handled

Beforehand, the Ministry of Overseas Affairs clarified that the Kenyan police officer who was shot and wounded in a confrontation with gangs in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, recovered.

The principal secretary of the State Division of Overseas Affairs, Korir Sing’oei, stated on Thursday, August 8, that the senior officer was taken to a special hospital arrange particularly for the Multinational Security Assist (MSS) mission.

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He stated the officer had responded effectively to therapy and had overcome the harm threats.

The officer, whose title cannot be disclosed, is a senior member of the deployment and was a part of the crew that was on July 30 on patrol alongside the Nationwide Hospital-APN Sea Port highway when they came face to face with gangsters that had attacked a lorry on transit.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and replica editor at TUKO.co.ke

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