Kiamaiko Ngei

Greetings from Kiamaiko Ngei!

Receive warm greetings from Kiamaiko Ngei Center! We are grateful for your generous support and for the ways you continue walking with this school community. This has been a fruitful term, and we are glad to share a few highlights from the students, church, and community.

Chris Muthuri Mithika
Head Teacher, Kiamaiko Ngei

• Our junior school boys took part in the Missions of Hope Premier League and won first place in the boys’ category.
• Students performed well academically, with one student recognized as the top performer among MOHI schools in the boys’ category. Kiamaiko Ngei ranked third overall.
• Students and staff received training on fire prevention and control procedures, equipping them with practical skills for emergency response.

• We held discipleship classes for 10 church members who are preparing for baptism.
• More than 200 people attended a Synergy Sunday service, which brings together the community, staff, and students to worship and strengthen unity.
• Through community outreach and evangelism, the team reached 400 people, and 31 gave their lives to Christ.

• A team from Crossroads High School visited and engaged students through Vacation Bible School, sports activities, and home visits. These moments encouraged students in their faith, strengthened relationships, and gave the visiting team meaningful time with the school community.

Samuel is a MOHI graduate who has been part of the Kiamaiko Ngei school community for many years. He grew up in a family that worked hard to meet daily needs and support the children’s education.

As a student, Samuel made steady academic progress and showed a desire to grow. Along the way, he went through a difficult season in which negative peer influence affected his behavior and relationships with classmates. When staff noticed the change, they walked alongside him with counseling, prayer, and guidance.

Samuel later participated in MOHI’s Mnara program, a program for MOHI graduates that helps students develop skills for life after school. Through continued mentorship from the school chaplain, he began making healthier choices, distanced himself from harmful influences, and gave his life to Christ.

Since then, Samuel has continued pursuing growth. He enrolled in an IT course through Cisco and began studying electronic engineering at the MOHI Technical Training Institute. During his free time, he volunteers in the school kitchen, joins staff for home visits, and helps mentor students.

Samuel’s story reflects growth that has taken shape over time through God’s work in his life, his own choices, and the steady encouragement of the school community. We thank God for the ways Samuel is now serving others and encouraging younger students to keep moving forward.

A different name has been used to honor privacy.

• Pray for the well-being of our community so students may be surrounded by positive influences as they learn and grow.
• Pray for parents as they continue supporting their children’s learning needs.
• Pray for ongoing growth in our students’ academic performance.

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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