Mission ONE Team
Kenya is facing a serious crisis. The government’s proposed tax hikes have sparked protests across the country, deepening fears in a nation already struggling with poverty. These new taxes will make it even harder for families to afford basic needs like food, shelter, and healthcare, especially in rural areas like Pokot. How the Tax Hikes…
In any relationship, the foundation laid at the beginning is critical for long-term success. At Mission ONE, we partner with local leaders and missionaries worldwide to transform communities into reflections of the Kingdom of God. Our approach to expanding Kingdom impact involves prayerful consideration and thorough communication with local ministry leaders before formalizing a partnership….
In rural Togo, a car rental business with a vision to support the local church has been re-launched. Together with your support, this project now operates independently, maximizing its impact on the ministry and the communities it serves. Creating Sustainable Solutions for Pastors Our network of over 150 local pastors serving in rural communities across…
In West Africa, animistic beliefs and practices, including voodoo, hold significant influence over the cultural and spiritual landscape. Deeply rooted in tradition and passed down through generations, these belief systems shape the worldview of many communities across the region. Amidst this backdrop, our network of over 150 local pastors is making a profound impact, offering…
The power of collaboration cannot be overstated, especially within the context of ministry. By fostering relationships and sharing experiences, we unlock a multitude of benefits that enhance our collective impact and strengthen our global community. Here, we explore the key advantages of such collaboration and the transformative potential it holds for our ministry. 1. Learning…
In Eldoret, Kenya, women often face societal barriers and limited opportunities. Our sewing ministry project aims to empower women by providing them with valuable vocational skills and the chance to discover their God-given identities. The Vision for Eldoret Our sewing ministry is designed to break these barriers by equipping women with skills in: Sewing Hairstyling…
At Mission ONE, we believe that partnerships go beyond just business—they’re about building relationships. One very memorable moment occurred when our President, Olivia Mulerwa, had the pleasure of hosting our partner from India, Malini, in her home. This visit was more than just a meeting; it was a cultural exchange that brought them closer together,…
In an era where quick fixes and immediate results dominate the societal mindset, the concept of community transformation often requires a paradigm shift. Community transformation involves commitment, strategic planning, and a long-term vision. More than that, this investment must start with understanding, listening, and building trust in relationships. When these crucial steps are skipped in…
In a world increasingly plagued by religious exclusivism, tribalization, religious cleansing, and political instability, the question arises: “How can followers of Jesus Christ effectively proclaim the gospel to a lost and dying world?” Since 1952, the local Bible College has been committed to equipping indigenous people to spread the redemptive message of Jesus Christ. Building…
India is a nation characterized by its rich diversity of cultures and languages. The Indian people operate within the cultural class system tied to Hinduism. Navigating the complexities of this system presents unique challenges for Christians who often find themselves marginalized. Women, in particular, face significant hurdles, historically treated with less respect and dignity. Our…
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