Rose is no stranger to the difficulties faced by displaced women and families living in Maai Mahiu. Every day, she wakes early to read her Bible and pray before heading out to meet these women and these families.

God has given us a deep love for each and every one of our partners in East Africa. Because of this love, we are bound to them and are committed to serve them long-term. Through this love, God leads us to seek physical, social, emotional, and spiritual flourishing.

Innocence sees himself as a change agent. He grew up in an Evangelical Presbyterian Church orphanage in South Sudan. He was transformed from a little boy who had no parents, home, or future to one who has found hope and is following Christ.

Joseph was one of the first children to go to the Rift Valley Fellowship Church feeding program. Read his story in this journal entry.

Anyone who spends time at Rift Valley Fellowship or Lulu Place will find it hard to miss the joy and determination of Keziah.