Area 2

Greetings from Area 2!

Greetings from Area 2 Center! Another term has come to an end and we want to share some of the highlights from the second term of the year. Thank you for your support and partnership as we work towards transforming the Area 2 community. 

Silas Ombworo
Head Teacher, Area 2

Hope Transforms: A Success Story

Pearl*, works with Missions of Hope Madoya Center as a janitor. She is a single mother of four children. 

Pearl’s children started school at our Area 2 Center when she moved her family to Nairobi after she and her husband separated. Pearl’s spirit was broken after the divorce. She found it difficult to take care of her four children on her own and in a new city. Her husband at this time had already remarried and his focus was on his new family leaving Pearl with no one to support her while she raised their four children. She remembers how desperate she felt. She was told about MOHI from a community member and she applied for a janitor position. She was soon offered a position at our Madoya Center.

When she got the job, and her children were enrolled at our Area 2 Center, it was an answered prayer. She now had all she needed to take care of her four children on her own. All the children have now finished primary school through MOHI. They performed exceptionally well in their exit tests. Pearl’s oldest daughter just graduated from high school and is now waiting to join college. The other three younger children are all in high school with MOHI.

Looking back, Pearl counts her blessings since meeting Missions of Hope International and how God has been faithful to her and the children. She admits that she couldn't imagine bringing up her children without Missions of Hope International.

*Name changed for privacy

• We are thrilled to celebrate our music team who came first place in nine categories while competing at the sub-county level at the Kenya Music Festival. They then qualified to the regional competitions where they made the top five in the same categories.
  
  
• We are proud of our spelling bee team who participated in the MOHI interschool spelling bee competition. Four of them qualified to compete at the finals.
  
  
• We are also proud of our public speaking team. The team competed in the MOHI interschool public speaking competition. They did a great job and qualified for the final round.

• Pray for the families in our community who were affected by floods and demolition early this term. Pray that God comforts them in these difficult times.
  
  
• Pray for our Grade 6 students who are set to sit for their national tests later this year. Pray that they do well in their tests.
  
  
• Thank God for the community members, parents and students that we serve. Pray that God will continue to give us the grace to serve them.
  
  

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