Deborah is living in the very remote village of Namoruputh that is situated in Northern Kenya among the pastoralists Turkana people. The group is called "Ngkamatak", who reside in the Loima location and number approximately 40,000. The Turkana region is semiarid with daytime temperatures in the 40 degrees plus Celsius on a cool day. People and animals are plagued with diseases due to lack of food and water. Survival, is the theme of their lives.

She and a team of Turkana Christians are ministering to the spiritual and physical needs of the people. The medical work is a door opener to reaching Turkanas with the Gospel and love of Jesus. Community health care, training of Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs), facilitating drilling for clean water, food aid for the hungry and sick, financial assistance with education and pastors' training are included her involvement.

The Lord is opening further remote areas where unreached Turkanas are begging for spiritual and physical assistance. This is in answer to years of fervent prayers and is a dream come true. Her vision is to see Turkana and Kenyan Christians respond to the Call of God to this very harsh area to minister God's love to His people.