Dr. Elijah Koske was born and raised in a Christian family in East Africa Kenya. His parents were the first product of the first missionaries from America.  At the age of ten, he accepted the Lord as his personal savior. After high school in Kenya, he attended Kapsabet Bible College where he was awarded a diploma in Christian education after four years.

In June of 1988, Dr. Koske was assigned to serve over ten Africa Inland Churches (AIC) as pastor/Christian educator, Sunday school trainer, part time Bible school teacher, and evangelism coordinator in his hometown. He served these for nine years. He also planted four new churches, ten Sunday schools, and trained Sunday school teachers and laymen to administer them.   

 In August of 1990,  Dr. Koske married to Janeth Chepkirui and they have been blessed with five children who are now in Kenya.

In 1995, Dr. Koske came to Carver Bible College in Atlanta, Georgia and after one year he graduated with the Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education. He attended Luther Rice University in the same year and finished Master of Arts and Master of Divinity Degrees.  Dr. Koske also graduated with doctor of ministry degree in the same University.

His Future Ministries

Due to his diligent prayers and willingness to serve God, Dr. Koske answered the Lord like Isaiah: Here I am send me (Isaiah 6:8). Dr. Koske is going back to Kenya to serve God as a Missionary to the Maasai people of Kenya. The Massai are nomadic people who live south west of Kenyan’s capital city (Nairobi). With your prayers and your financial support, these people will be reached with the Good News.

Did you know that Jesus was born in a borrowed manger, He preached from a borrowed boat, He entered Jerusalem on a borrowed Donkey, He ate the last Supper in borrowed upper room, He was buried in a borrowed tomb. . . .  Now He asks to borrow the lives of Christians to reach the rest of the world. Can He use you? You can do this by supporting those who are serving God in the field.   

The following are the Goals of the Mission

Evangelism.

Church Planting

Training  Masai People to reach other Masais

Starting an Orphanage Center 

In Jeremiah 1:7-8, the Lord told Jeremiah: Do not say I am only a child. You must go to everyone I send you to and say whatever I command you. Do not be afraid of them, for I am with you and will rescue you, declares the Lord.