As a community response initiative by the church, a project wing was established to handle the physical and socio-economic affairs of the community.
DC Eldoret responds to the community holistically, for man is tripartite (spirit, body and soul). Whereas we do the best to meet the spiritual needs of the society, we have an obligation to give response to the various community needs that arise as a result of the development progress of society.

As a need to take a lead role in the alleviation of human suffering in our community [our

neighborhood, township and nation at large], the church established a multi-faceted community development programme (Rapha Community Development Program) currently registered as a community based group.

In this way the church intends to provide:

1. Quality and affordable healthcare services to its community.
This is based on the fact that not many residents of this region can afford the cost of medical care.

The Rapha Medical Center that is at its final stages with a target to provide medical care to at least 200 persons per day. When complete it will host a MTCH (Maternal Child and Health Care facility), a counseling room, laboratory, pharmacy, examination room, injection room and a clinician’s room.

Besides the physical facility the RMC will involve in preventive measure to maintain a healthy society and campaign on healthcare services. Currently, the programme is undertaking a Hiv/Aids response initiative this in terms of sex education, awareness creation, prevention of the spread, home-based care and curative measures.

RMC shall embody an all round health care provision for the family and shall spear head health education in order to maintain a healthy community. The church through the RMC shall liaise all with other other stakeholders in the government in enhancing an effective healthcare system. We aim at efficiently responding to health issues and health and shall seek growth and expansion to other remote areas where medical facilities are not available.

2. Quality Education with the emphasis on the wholistic formation of the child-body (health and fitness), soul (mental, social and emotional wellbeing) and spirit (moral value and godly belief systems) healthy character formation for the child shall be of utmost importance and the need to offer hope and direction to the child’s future is an essential ingredient to out educational provision.
Currently, the REC has established a pre-school unit (baby class-ages 3 to 4, middle class 4-5; and top class 5-6) and primary section for std. 1-4. This shall gradually grow over the years.

From a humble beginning or 12 children in January 2004, the centre has grown to a population of 70 pupils by the end of the first academic year. Through providing quality and affordable education to its community, the church stands out as a witness and concerned in issues affecting the society I supporting the government initiative to avail the basic primary education to all children the church plans to supplement this by increasing space for the provision of quality basic education. The REC plans to undertake tyhee construction of its facility at the soonest possible convenience at a cost of Ksh.3.6 M