“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs."1 Corinthians 13:4-5 Love takes many forms, and the...
In Kenya, January brings the start of a new school year after a month-long summer break in December. Our kids spent Christmas welcomed into the homes of our staff and the local congregation to celebrate the holidays, and were happy to return home in time...
This was a year filled with joy and achievements for our Children of Hope homes in Kenya. Our family of donors is 215-strong this year - THANK YOU!! We’ve written our holiday message to share what your generosity has made possible. We hope you’ll share your...
The Christmas season is one of the most cherished moments for us and our kids. During this time, we come together as a family, celebrate and share the love we have for each other, and strengthen our faith. For God so loved the world that he...
Part of the Children of Hope ethos is to care deeply and give back to our community in Kenya. Besides raising kids and providing them with an opportunity to thrive in both of our homes, we try to be involved and play a role in...
Did you know that the school calendar in Kenya is different than in the U.S.? Rather than starting the academic year in August as American schools do, the Kenyan school year runs from January to December. While their longest holiday break takes place between November and...
Before being blessed with their presence, every kid in the Kikuyu or Kitalale homes had a story. Regardless of how their individual tales were scripted, their paths lead them to start a new chapter with us and join our beloved family. “Faith can move mountains” Matthew...
Jacob at 8 years old with Mary, one of the older girls he is close to at the Kikuyu home Each month, we shine the light on one of the precious children in our family. This is an opportunity to share the impact that donors like...
Our homes support and embrace local Kenyan traditions, the farms on our properties provide some food for our kids and a small income for our homes. In Kenya, it’s common for people to grow their own food and most property owners do. The farms on our...
We’re so grateful for the space this monthly spotlight provides us to continue sharing personal stories from our Kikuyu and Kitalale homes. As you know, there are approximately 50 kids in each home - this creates an environment for countless stories and memories that have...