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History of Living Water Tabernacle Church and the Vision bearer

Richard Naggy Aengwo, born on January 7, 1974, into a family of [Johanna], holds the esteemed position of being the firstborn among seven siblings. His formative years were shaped at Kapkombe Primary School, followed by his secondary education at Aiyebo High School from 1993 to 1996.In the transformative year of 1993, Richard underwent a profound spiritual experience, receiving Christ and being baptized with the Holy Ghost. This marked the beginning of his spiritual journey, and his leadership qualities soon became evident when he assumed the role of school captain. 

His professional journey commenced in 1997 when he joined Jubilee Insurance as an employee, contributing his skills and dedication until 1998. However, a higher calling beckoned, leading him to the ministry. In 1998, Richard was called to serve in the Talai Full Gospel Churches of Kenya, setting the stage for a life dedicated to faith and service. 

In the year 2000, Richard exchanged vows with Susan Kandie, and their union has been blessed with three children: Bennyhinn, Myles, and Esther Queen. The family's journey has been a testament to Richard's commitment to both his personal and spiritual responsibilities. His service in the ministry began at Deliverance Church Talai from 2000 to 2004, and in 2006, he transitioned to Kabarnet. Inspired and convicted by divine guidance, Richard founded the Living Water Tabernacle Church, with John 7:37 as its guiding scripture. 

The Ministry of Living Water Tabernacle Church started in Talai in 2004 and expanded to Kabarnet in 2006. The acquisition of the Kabarnet plot in 2012 marked a significant milestone. Led by God's calling, Richard extended the ministry to Nakuru, establishing various churches under Living Water Tabernacle church and worked with other churches such as Abundant Life, Miracle Center, Fountain of Worship Centre, Abundant Grace, Mizpah House of Prayer, and Happy Church. His partnerships with individuals and ministries played a crucial role in spreading the word and fostering worship experiences.