his borehole. The reverend continued evangelising and overseeing evangelism in Kajiado district, some parts of Machakos district (Ukea, Kilome) as well as the border between the Kamba and the Maasai tribe. During this period, he worked with Bishop Leonard Bencheer. The coming of the Anglican church from England coincided with the period when the reverend was very active at work, Isinya centre was among the first to receive aid from Queen Elizabeth II. Later on, with his help, the church spread throughout Maasai land to places like Okiramatia, Olitasika, Torosei and Meto. In 1965, he started working with reverent John T. Mpaayei, some Samburu elders and some Tanzanians from Arusha to translate the Bible to Maa (Maasai language), however, he passed away before the translation was complete. Highlights While working in Kajiado office as a veterinary assistant, he and his colleagues went to Esokota (a small town deep in Maasai land) for work and were attacked by lions, He speared the lion but it locked jaws on his hand. His colleagues sought help from the DC,s office who came to his rescue and killed the lion which had hurt him badly. The journey from Konza to Nairobi was not very smooth, he recalls the burning hunger and the scorching sun, he said that he sat next to the railway line under a tree, he took a loaf of bread and some water and continued with the journey. While he was rearing his Sahiwal cattle at the Oletepesi ranch in 1956 he managed to legally acquire a gun, and at one point the lions around his home were terrorising the locals, such that no one was able to walk around at 3pm, the lions killed cattle all the time. Therefore, he shot dead four Lions, and the rest fled. The news about the dead Lions did not go so well with the assistant game warden, who confiscated his weapons. However, he later won the case in a Ngong court, and his weapons given back to him, he was highly praised by the maasai people as a brave person and was nicknamed Pastor Daudi, the Lion of Judah. Final days In 1980, the reverend took all his family to a spot about 100 yards from his home, where he will be buried when he passes on, he said that he chose that place because it was not very rocky, and he did