We welcome our Kenya Team back to the United States!

A team of nine volunteers coordinated by ServanTek, accompanied Todd Marshall to serve Scott Theological College in Kenya. 

Through the efforts of Todd Marshall, his family, and many volunteers, ServanTek will be assisting a short-term missions trip to Kenya, serving Scott Theological College. Listen to an interview with the President of Scott Theological College. During late June, Todd  will be leading a team to work in Kenya for 10 days to install computer equipment and upgrade the school’s technology infrastructure.

A team from ServanTek traveled to Senegal (West Africa) in October, 2007 to work with several organizations there (schools, churches, leadership training).

The team was able to set up a small, networked lab in a Christian School (John Huffman Christian School). This school has a tremendous impact on their community and is very sought after as a means of quality education. The equipment for the lab was purchased through generous donations. Also, the impact of the equipment was multiplied through the generous donation of technology by NComputing. Their X300 system enabled the expansion of one computer into four.

The team gave seminars and workshops in web development, enabling organizations in Thies and Dakar, Senegal to create and maintain their own websites.

The purpose of this project is to help outfit Scott Theological College. Materials will be gathered by North Syracuse Baptist Church, Eastern Hills Bible Church, and ServanTek under the direction of Todd Marshall and Gregg Okesson. Todd will supervise this project in the U.S. while Gregg will supervise the project in Kenya. As the materials are gathered, they will be transported to AIM (African Inland Mission) headquarters in Pearl River, NY. AIM will be responsible for packing and shipping the container.