HGR Kitutu-Nyamibungu

11/01/2023

In memory of Missionary Eikeri;

Dear beloved members of Eikeri family (up) note that you had close relatives outside your boundaries as seen on the picture down.
This is a retirement message for our Dad coming from Africa in The DR Congo.
From the bottom of my heart, I remember the strong support to the Nyamibungu hospital and what he did during my first visit to Norway. Parents flashed our picture as we (children) flashed his then he bought the meal being taken at this picture while he spent time taking us around in Oslo.
Might God repay him back for his strong engagement in mission field especially what he did in Congo.

Bye bye Eikeri

18/10/2022

The vision of a prepared generation will shine on God's time

21/01/2021

A Kitutu en Décembre 2020, la route était un défi et l'avion à commencer à assurer l'approvisionnement en bien nécessaire. L'hôpital a fêter une communion avec le collège de l'église de Nyamibungu.

21/12/2019

06/07/2018

Kitutu - Nyamibungu Referral Hospital

15/01/2018

At the Nyamibungu CELPA mission station we enjoy the green space and keep our home safe, welcome to any visitor

07/01/2018

The year started in hesitation but we ended it strong; patient turn up or accessibility improved progressively, income increased thank you to donors fundings, vulnerable received free care especially malnourrished kids and clubed feet children, the kids of kids are increasing, one research article was published and 2 finished data collection.
God bless Fildelfia Oslo and Dina as principal outside supporters as we invite any one to join the vision of providing quality care to vulnerable rural people/

16/12/2016

In God we trust

28/10/2016

Dr ISOKELO Munyuku Fama & Dr MUKAMBA Isokelo Lucien committed to serve the rural community despite challenges of poor road and patient poverty. God will pay on time

28/10/2016

Both Kitutu doctors squized on a hired motobike in a muddy road.

28/10/2016

Were the below childdren born with equal chance to survive? Were them created for pain? An unresponsible parent, a non reponsible government and unfair management system led the DR Congo to this poor Health. The church as the Pillar of Justice & Right should stand on their behalf bringing support and advocacy.

26/06/2016

we lost our principal leather shoes maker for disable in Kitutu at 67 years old. He left a family of 3 children all being adult. He was recruited crawling he passed driving a motorized tricycle thanks for donor.