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The youth opened up and had solutions from the seeds we sowed in them in January. They are pointing their parents to the word of God and they are willing to stand up for their sisters.

We had about thirty pastors join the event in the church. They gave a resounding “Yes” that they have been doing discipleship all wrong. Then we got to a moment of repentance.

HAMI IMANI AFRICA celebrates 3 years! The people came despite the rains, and we had a room of about 80 guests celebrating and worshipping in gratitude. We shared the vision of our journey and future hope for HIA.

For children in the Maasai, school is more than just education. It’s a place of safety from danger and the pressures of hunger. It’s an opportunity to build a future out of poverty for their families.

The young group of Maasai children were very engaged and hungry for the word. The love they have for the things and identity in God was amazing.

Join us for INTERNATIONAL ZERO TOLERANCE DAY FOR FGM. Learn more here.

Most girls and women familiar with FGM say they would like to see it end, but there is social and cultural pressure to continue the practice.

Hami Imani Africa will turn three years old in April of 2023. What started out as a heartache and dream to help the most marginalized and forgotten people in Kenya is becoming a continuous blessing for all involved. Our cup runs over with God’s grace and our hearts are full of gratitude.

As we close down 2022, we are grateful to God for how far we have come in our mission. Despite some challenges in the field, we have grown.

It’s always a traumatic experience where they feel what they underwent and wouldn’t want their little girls to go through it. Keep praying and supporting this great cause because its first more of a spiritual battle than anything.