Greetings from Baba Dogo!
Greetings! We trust you are doing well! As we conclude the second academic term, we are thrilled to highlight the amazing progress that has occurred during this period. We truly appreciate your tremendous support in our endeavor to foster positive change in the lives of our parents and children through the hope of Christ.
Joseph Andati
Head Teacher, Baba Dogo
Our music club finished fourth in a regional music competition. Students performed a folk song traditionally sung during wedding ceremonies in a local community.
Our scouts and girl guides participated in a national scouting ceremony at the Nairobi Arboretum. The event welcomed new members and gave participants an opportunity to showcase their talents.
Many students have joined our new environmental club. They are learning how to care for the environment and have planted several trees on our school grounds.
At Ignite, MOHI’s youth conference for seventh- and eighth-grade students, 25 students rededicated their lives to Christ. They are now participating in discipleship classes.
Students who attended Angaza Discovery Camp participated in follow-up activities to help deepen their faith. These included Bible study, counseling, sermons, and worship gatherings.
We held a Synergy Sunday service, bringing MOHI staff, community members, students, and their families together for prayer and worship.
A team from Mountain Christian Church in Joppa, Maryland, led a sports outreach program for more than 300 students. They also provided training for parents on caring for children with disabilities.
Students from Christ’s Church of the Valley in Peoria, Arizona, led a Vacation Bible School for more than 600 students on the theme of trusting God. Students took part in lessons, crafts, games, music, and worship. The team also made 48 home visits, sharing the Word of God with community members.
A short-term medical team from The Flipside Church in Rancho Cucamonga, California, screened 150 students.
A team from Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California, led a training session for 92 parents of children with disabilities. The session focused on God’s love and offered insights into caring for their children. The team also organized a paralympic event for 80 children with disabilities and their parents. Together with staff, they enjoyed soccer and dancing, then shared food baskets with the parents.
Faith experienced difficulty walking and faced hurtful comments because of her disability. Her mother continued seeking treatment for her while working casual jobs to support the family.
A neighbor introduced her mother to MOHI’s therapy services. After Faith began attending therapy and received clinical evaluations, the team determined that she needed surgery. MOHI helped her receive the treatment she needed.
Today, Faith walks independently and manages most of her daily routines without assistance. She attends school, helps with household chores, and enjoys playing with friends and family. She is determined to succeed and also attends a local church. We thank God for her progress and look forward to what He has in store for her.
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As you read about how God is working, please consider sending a message of encouragement to your sponsored child through the MOHI mobile app or through your online sponsor account. Your words can remind them that someone is praying for them, cheering them on, and grateful to be part of their journey.
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