2025 Winter Kenya Ministry Update | 2025年冬季肯尼亚事工报告

At Mbooni Children’s Home, 124 children and 10 dedicated staff members are thriving under the loving leadership of Pastor Joshua. In recent months, several repairs and maintenance projects have been completed, creating a safer and more comfortable home for the children. New dairy cows and 100 laying chickens are now providing fresh milk and eggs each week—blessing both their health and their smiles.

At Kathonzweni Children’s Home, 64 children are growing strong under the care of Manager Elijah, whose leadership and godly example have been a steady encouragement. Repairs continue there as well, and plans are underway to welcome even more children by the end of the year.

Both homes’ greenhouses, poultry, and dairy farms continue to flourish—providing nutritious food and at times even extra income through local market sales. This September, both homes began a solar power project. Kenya’s electrical grid can be unreliable and costly, so this sustainable energy solution will not only reduce expenses but also greatly improve daily living conditions.

Education remains a major focus for Kenya’s Kids. Many of the children come from difficult backgrounds and struggle in school, but with support and tutoring, hope is growing.
Through every project and every story, we see God’s hand at work—restoring lives, strengthening faith, and giving hope. Thank you for your faithful partnership in prayer and giving. Together, we are witnessing the beautiful transformation of hearts and futures in Kenya.

One story especially touches our hearts—Janet Wambua, a university student and sister to one of the children at Kathonzweni.

After losing her father, Janet’s mother had to move away to find work, leaving Janet and her siblings with their grandmother. Despite hardship, Janet excelled in school and was accepted into Kenyatta University, where she now studies English. This year, she returned to Kathonzweni as a tutor and mentor, living among the children and helping them with their studies.

Janet shares: “Despite many hardships, I am inspired by my mother’s strength and sacrifice. My dream is to write stories that give hope and use my words to make a difference. My story is one of courage and the unwavering hope of a brighter future.”

Her faith and perseverance have deeply inspired the children. Because of this success, we plan to expand this tutoring program to Mbooni in the coming months.

在Mbooni 儿童之家，现有124位孩子与10位同工，在Joshua牧师的带领下健康成长，充满喜乐。过去几个月里Mbooni儿童之家完成了多项修缮工程，让孩子们有一个更安全、更舒适的家。另外，Mbooni儿童之家还添购了几头奶牛，能产出更多牛奶；同时新增的100只母鸡已陆续下蛋，为孩子们的餐桌增添营养与笑容。

在Kathonzweni 儿童之家，目前有64位孩子，预计年底将增至75人。主任Elijah 以坚定的信心与温柔的榜样带领团队，他们持续修整儿童之家的设施，为年底可以迎接接收更多孩子做准备。

两间儿童之家的温室大棚、家禽与乳牛饲养都在稳健发展，不仅丰富了孩子们的日常饮食，也能偶尔将多余的收成拿到市场售卖。今年9月，两个儿童之家安装了 太阳能系统。当地电力供应常常不稳定且费用高昂，这项投资将大幅改善生活品质，也能长期节省支出。

教育一直是Kenya’s Kids事工的核心。许多孩子来自艰苦的背景，学习上曾面临挑战，但上帝正在改变他们的生命。

在每一个项目、每一段故事中，我们都看见上帝奇妙的手——祂在恢复生命，坚固信心，赐下盼望。感谢每一位在祷告与奉献中与我们同行的弟兄姊妹。因为有你们，爱与希望的故事仍在继续书写。

其中一位令人深受感动的年轻人是Janet Wambua。她是Kathonzweni一位孩子的姐姐。父亲早逝后，母亲为了养家外出工作，把Janet与四个弟妹交由祖母照顾。虽然生活艰难，Janet 仍努力读书，最终考上了 Kenyatta University，主修英文。如今，她选择回到Kathonzweni儿童之家担任助教，与孩子们同住，耐心辅导他们学习。

Janet分享说：“尽管经历许多困难，我仍被母亲的坚强与牺牲所激励。我的梦想是成为一名作家，用文字带来希望，用故事改变生命。我的人生故事，是勇气与不灭盼望的见证。”

Janet的信心与爱心深深影响了孩子们。因着这项事工的成功，我们在未来几个月内，会将这项辅导计划扩展至Mbooni儿童之家。