Korogocho Grogan

Greetings from Korogocho Grogan!

Greetings from Korogocho Grogan Center. Another school term has come to a close, and we are grateful for the ways students, families, staff, and church leaders continue to grow together in the hope of Christ. Thank you for your prayers and partnership.

Teresa Mutanyi
Head Teacher, Korogocho Grogan

• The mentorship program continued to support students in discipline and personal growth.
• Students in Grades 7 and 8 attended the first Ignite program of the term, where they studied God’s Word and shared their talents through presentations.
• A Synergy Sunday service brought together the community, staff, and students for worship and helped strengthen relationships with community members.

• During evangelism week, the church reached 262 people. Six accepted Christ and joined a local church, where they continued in discipleship and baptism preparation.
• Forty-five congregants completed leadership training designed to strengthen their identity in Christ and equip them to serve others.
• A Synergy Sunday service brought together 320 believers and strengthened collaboration between the church, school, and community.
• Ninety-four students who attended Angaza Discovery Camp are preparing for baptism and receiving guidance on identity in Christ and wise decisions in daily life.

Janet is a young student who joined MOHI’s Korogocho Grogan Center during her early school years. Her family was walking through a difficult season with limited income and health-related challenges at home. These pressures affected daily routines, and Janet often came to school needing extra care and support.

Her teachers noticed that she was struggling with confidence, communication, and early learning skills. Social workers and teachers visited the family, listened to their situation, and began walking alongside Janet and her mother with counseling, encouragement, and practical guidance. Community health workers also offered support related to nutrition and family well-being.

Over time, Janet’s mother began taking steps toward greater stability for the household. At school, teachers continued giving Janet patient support, including encouragement with her classwork and care during the school day.

Janet is making steady progress. She is more confident, expresses herself more clearly, and is growing in basic reading and classroom participation. Her family still needs prayer and support, but they are continuing to move forward one step at a time.

A different name has been used to honor privacy.

• Pray for continued partnerships so more students can be sponsored.
• Pray for families in the community to experience peace, provision, and economic growth.
• Pray against drug and substance abuse in the community.

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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