Projects

Our agriculture team is building out 20 beehives and colonies at our ministry center in Ngong to sustainably produce honey. This initiative creates a renewable source of high-quality honey, supports local agriculture through pollination, and provides hands-on training in beekeeping for our high schoolers. This bee farm is a new and growing project, and it’s already creating exciting opportunities for both sustainability and education on our junior high and high school campus. Beyond producing honey, these hives are helping strengthen surrounding crops and giving students practical skills that can serve them for a lifetime. As we continue to build and expand, there are important needs in this early stage. We are raising support to care for the hives, maintain healthy colonies, and provide the necessary equipment and materials, as well as to support the team members who manage and protect this project daily. Your investment now helps ensure this initiative becomes a thriving, long-term resource for the entire community. It’s another step toward building self-sustaining systems that empower the community for generations to come—and you can be a part of what’s growing here.

Our agriculture team continues investing in long-term solutions, including new tilapia pens that sustainably grow 3,200 tilapia each year. This provides a high-quality, low-cost source of protein for students and families while strengthening local food security. What makes this especially exciting is that this tilapia farm is brand new and actively expanding at our junior high and high school campus in Ngong. These ponds represent more than a project—they are the beginning of a sustainable system that will nourish students, support families, and create hands-on learning opportunities for our agriculture programs. As with any new initiative, there are important needs in this early stage. We are currently raising funds to support the farm workers who care for the ponds each day, as well as to purchase feed, equipment, and essential materials to ensure the fish grow healthy and the system thrives. Your support right now helps move this project from a promising start to a fully sustainable, life-giving resource. We’re not just meeting needs for today—we’re building systems that feed tomorrow. Check out these overhead photos of the new ponds at our ministry center in Ngong and be part of what God is growing here!