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2020: The Year in Review

By: MOHI on 01/14/21 5:48

Dear Friends,Greetings from Kenya! We trust that you are doing well in the Lord. As we reflect on the past year, we are humbled by God’s faithfulness and providence. Despite ...

Our students are back to school!

By: Judy Makori; Senior Writer MOHI on 01/06/21 5:23

As per the government’s directive issued in October last year, schools across the country opened on Monday January 4th. At the Missions of Hope International (MOHI) centers, ...

MOHI Changed the Course of My Life

By: Judy Makori; Senior Writer MOHI on 12/17/20 8:14

Twenty-five-year-old Anne Muthoni is an alumni of Missions of Hope International (MOHI) having joined MOHI in 2007. Born in Mathare valley, Anne, her three sisters and parents ...

10 Ways to Give Back and Make a Difference This Holiday Season

By: MOHI on 12/09/20 9:30

There’s something about this time of year that brings out the cheerful giver in many of us! While year-end giving is a big deal for every non-profit organization like MOHI, we ...

“I am so excited to be back to school!"

By: Judy Makori; Senior Writer MOHI on 11/30/20 8:17

Fourteen-year-old Sheldon Ngesa is a grade eight student at Missions of Hope International (MOHI) Baba Dogo center. Like many other students, who were due to sit for the ...

“School is a safe place for our children”

By: Judy Makori; Senior Writer MOHI on 11/16/20 4:57

Lucy Njeri is a mother of three children, two of whom attend Missions of Hope International (MOHI) schools. She has a son in grade seven at Ndovoini center and another son in ...

Starting a Gratitude Jar: An Easy Way to Count Your Blessings

By: MOHI on 11/12/20 8:00

If your family is looking for a fun and meaningful activity that emphasizes all the things you’re thankful for? Consider starting a gratitude jar!

Soap making: A skill that turns hardship into empowerment

By: Judy Makori; Senior Writer MOHI on 11/02/20 9:15

There is a common saying in Africa: “If you empower a woman, you empower a nation.” In Mathare and its environs, soap making has emerged as a viable trade that is changing the ...

“I Miss My Students."

By: Judy Makori; Senior Writer MOHI on 10/22/20 8:07

“I miss my students. Nothing can replace that face-to-face interaction. We need to see them in class. School is just not the same without them.” These are the heartfelt ...

Ideas to Grow Your Missions Ministry During a Global Pandemic

By: MOHI on 10/19/20 14:44

As the global pandemic tightened its grip, we saw a lot of things put on hold this year. And while our trips may have been among them, our missions can’t afford a break. Let’s ...

MOHI Blog

2020: The Year in Review

Our students are back to school!

MOHI Changed the Course of My Life

10 Ways to Give Back and Make a Difference This Holiday Season

“I am so excited to be back to school!"

“School is a safe place for our children”

Starting a Gratitude Jar: An Easy Way to Count Your Blessings

Soap making: A skill that turns hardship into empowerment

“I Miss My Students."

Ideas to Grow Your Missions Ministry During a Global Pandemic

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