Greetings from Joska!
Greetings from Joska School! We are excited to share some highlights. Thank you for your continued support, prayers, and partnership as we serve children and families from disadvantaged communities.
Erick Wabuti
Head Teacher, Joska
Our junior secondary girls’ soccer team became regional champions. We are proud of their achievement.
Our scouts registered with the Kenya Scouts Association and will attend a camp during the next school break. Registration provides access to structured training in leadership, first aid, patriotism, and national values.
We launched the Joska Anthem at an event. The anthem is intended to strengthen students’ sense of belonging and reinforce the school’s values.
Seventeen Sunday School teachers participated in two rounds of training. We then launched plans to strengthen how we teach, mentor, and care for children.
We held two family training sessions, with more than 30 participants attending each. Families learned together and explored ways to strengthen relationships through biblical principles.
We celebrated the baptism of 10 believers who publicly declared their faith in Jesus Christ and committed to following Him.
Students who attended Angaza Discovery Camp completed three months of discipleship classes, deepening their understanding of God’s Word as they prepared to live out what they had learned.
A team from Devoted City Church in North Raleigh, North Carolina, led a three-day Vacation Bible School for all students and held a school fun day. They also visited families, spent time with staff through recreational activities, and sponsored several students.
A medical team from Christ’s Church of the Valley in Royersford, Pennsylvania, cared for more than 200 students and community members at our health clinic. The team also joined students for worship and sports.
A team from Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California, served at our health clinic, played games with students, and trained teachers on supporting students with disabilities.
Reach Interns from Christian Missionary Fellowship International worked alongside our team in social work, home visits, classroom lessons, sports, and worship.
A medical team from The Flipside Church in Rancho Cucamonga, California, provided treatment and screenings for staff, students, and community members at our health clinic.
Joan wanted to learn, but responsibilities at home often kept her away from school. Her father was working to provide for the family through casual jobs, and his income was unpredictable.
During a home visit, social workers connected with the family, and Joan and her siblings enrolled at MOHI. School uniforms, learning materials, regular meals, and a Christian education helped support their learning.
Joan initially struggled with confidence and her studies. Social workers encouraged her father as he supported her education, and Joan later moved into the school’s boarding facility, where she could focus more fully on learning.
Today, Joan is doing well academically, participates in class, and enjoys school. She continues building relationships with teachers and classmates. We thank God for her progress and look forward to seeing where He leads 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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