Kenya September 2026 Missions Report

Kenya

Coordinator Name: Bishop Caleb Wanjala

Project Name: Building Church-Schools, Providing Electricity in Remote Villages, and Digging Sustainable Wells in Remote Villages and Refugee Camps

1. Introduction / Opening Greeting

Greetings in the Name of our LORD JESUS CHRIST. During this month, the project continued to provide educational support to 200 students. Learning activities progressed well, with continued emphasis on academic development, character formation, and e-learning. A major achievement this month was the successful registration of Grade 3 and Grade 6 students for their national examinations. The school also continued to improve its e-learning activities, giving students greater exposure to computer-based learning.

2. Monthly Summary/Key Accomplishments

Positive student character development: Students continued to demonstrate good morals, discipline, and a GOD-fearing character, which has also been recognized positively by members of the local community.

Smooth academic progress: Teachers and students continued working together effectively to cover the syllabus and maintain progress in learning.

Strong student cooperation: Students have demonstrated a positive attitude toward learning and cooperation, making it easier for teachers and project staff to accomplish planned activities. This month, members of the local community continued to share positive observations about the students. They noted that the children are GOD-fearing, respectful, disciplined, and demonstrate good morals in their daily interactions. Teachers have also observed that the students are eager to learn and cooperate well with their teachers. Their positive attitude and straightforward approach have made it easier for teachers to accomplish tasks and continue covering the syllabus effectively. The students' growing interest in computer-related studies has also been encouraging and demonstrates their desire to gain skills that will be valuable for their future.

3. Impact

A particularly encouraging moment has been the students' growing interest in computer-related studies and e-learning. Their eagerness to learn and gain digital skills shows that the educational support is creating a desire for knowledge and preparing them for future opportunities.

Thanks to WeRemnant and donors at-large for the kindness.

4. Current Challenges/Goals for the Next 90 Days

The main challenge during the month has been the shortage of computers and other digital learning equipment. Students have shown a strong interest in computer-related studies and are eager to develop digital skills, but the limited number of computers makes it difficult to provide sufficient practical learning opportunities for all students. There is therefore a need for additional computers and related equipment to strengthen the school's e-learning program and enable more students to participate in practical computer lessons, supporting students to complete the academic syllabus and prepare adequately for their examinations. We also hope to provide the following: