Mabatini High School

Greetings from Mabatini High School!

Receive greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ from Mabatini High School. It has been a wonderful term serving the Lord through our beloved students, their families and the Mabatini community. We appreciate your support and partnership as we work towards attaining the MOHI mission and vision. Here are our term highlights.

Jane Waweru
Principal, Mabatini High School

Hope Transforms: A Success Story

Abigael* is a Grade 12 student at our center. She comes from a family of seven, and they live in the Mabatini community. They live with their single mother in a single-room house. At just 19 years old, Abigael is already a young mother to a 10-month-old son named Troy. Her mother does casual jobs and always struggles to make ends meet. 

Growing up in Mabatini, a neighborhood characterized by high crime rates, drug abuse, and high school dropout rates, Abigael has defied the odds by choosing what is best for her education.

After sitting for her Grade 8 exit test, Abigael proceeded to high school in a nearby school and was later transferred to Mabatini High School. However, within the first term, she became pregnant. Initially, she was hesitant about returning to school, but with the support of our social workers and school principal, she received counseling and decided to resume her studies after giving birth.

After a successful delivery, Abigael nursed her baby for three months and later joined school. Currently, she takes her child to a daycare and then comes to school. Despite being a young teenage mother, she has not lost hope in education. She has already registered for the final high school exit test. She also received Jesus Christ and attends church regularly. In school, she has joined the praise and worship team.

Abigael and her family are grateful to MOHI for giving her a second chance to be in school.

*Name changed for privacy

• Fifty-one of our students visited a local university, Kenyatta University, for a career talk, which provided valuable exposure and inspired them to explore future career paths.
• Our student leaders had the opportunity to attend a leadership summit, which was a powerful and motivating experience for developing student leaders. The session focused on coaching and equipping them with practical tools to guide and support their peers.
• We thank God that Mabatini now has a fully operational clinic, which will be a tremendous blessing to both students and the community.
  
  

• We had a fruitful evangelistic outreach that included door-to-door ministry, an outdoor crusade, where we reached out to 60 families in the community and out of these, 20 people gave their lives to Jesus.
• We held a powerful Synergy Sunday Service that brought together students, families, and staff.
• We had a baptism service for 45 students from our Center.

• We were pleased to host the Disciple Makers team from Nevada, who engaged our students in class interactions, home visits and serving at our health clinic.
• We were also blessed to host a team from Parkview Christian Church, who taught our students about spiritual gifts. They had a great time with the students as they reflected on each other’s gifts.

• Thank God with us for the great school term.
• Pray for financial breakthrough and responsible parenting for the Mabatini community.
• Pray for the good health of our students, staff and their families.

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