Kiwandani

Term 1, 2023

Greetings from the team at Kiwandani Center. We are excited to share with you the highlights of another term that God has brought us through. We thank you for your continued support as we transform the Kiwandani community. 

Emmanuel Kusimba Malala, Head Teacher Kiwandani.

Total Enrolled: 376 students
Total Unsponsored: 19 students

Lucy* is a parent at our MOHI Kiwandani Center. We met her when our local pastor was evangelizing at her home during a visit. This is when the Holy Spirit convicted her heart and she gave her life to Jesus. When she gave her life to Christ she was filled with joy. 

As she got to know about Jesus and was being disciplined she decided to bring her children to be dedicated at Trinity Chapel – Kiwandani. At this time her sons had been unwell and weak. They had been to the doctors, but after many tests the doctors couldn’t find what the problem was. After the boys were dedicated in the church. Her son’s health began to improve and he left the church a healed child.    

After God performed this miracle Lucy decided to give more of herself to the church. She became involved in the church and chose to serve. She joined the foundational class and was baptized! In her excitement on what the Lord has done for her she has been telling people about Jesus and about her church. She has been able to bring her friends who also gave their lives to Christ and have also become heavily involved in the church.

Lucy has grown so much in her faith as she seeks for God in more areas of her life. We thank God for his healing and restoring power and for Lucy and her family. 

*Names have been changed.

• We are proud of the drama club that participated up to the county level.
• We are proud to have hosted a number of visitors who interacted with our kids.
• We are glad to have hosted empowerment training, chaired by MOHI’s Business Development Services team.

• Rhonda and Beaver Terry from Virginia came to visit us. They had time to interact with the kids. They all had a wonderful time. 
• Blair and Mitchel from Michigan also came to interact and meet the kids. They enjoyed hearing about the children and getting to know them.
• Bishop Oscar from Nairobi Chapel came to visit our center. He interacted with our staff members and shared the word of God with them. He also went to meet some of the members of the community. He prayed with them and with us.

• Pray for the Kiwandani community, for God to provide for their daily needs as they struggle through these harsh economic times. 
• Pray for the Kiwandani Center staff and students to be in good health to do the work of the Lord.