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In the remote region of Pokot, Kenya, access to healthcare is not just limited—it’s nearly non-existent. For thousands of people living in this rural community, our three medical clinics are the only source of vital medical care. With the nearest hospital over 80 miles away, these clinics serve as a lifeline, providing essential services that…
Since 1991, Mission ONE has partnered with a local ministry leader in Kenya to spread the gospel and drive community development throughout the country. Led by Wilfred and his wife, Rahab, this ministry reflects Mission ONE’s mission to empower local leaders to share the love of Christ and build sustainable, thriving communities in Kenya. Our…
For over 30 years, Mission ONE has been engaged in international missions work, partnering with communities around the globe to share the love of Christ and address both physical and spiritual needs through the local church. Throughout this journey, we’ve learned valuable lessons about how to carry out missions work effectively, respectfully, and sustainably. Whether…
Life in Kijabe Town, Kenya, presents significant challenges for many women. Without reliable sources of income or strong community support, many women in Kijabe Town face feelings of vulnerability, isolation, and being undervalued. Some are even forced to resort to dangerous or exploitative means of survival due to the lack of economic opportunities. In response…
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…
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3 Ways to Honor God on Your Next Mission Trip
We're sharing three things you should consider before you organize or participate in an international mission trip, seek to do work in the multicultural neighborhood in your own city, or embark on any cross-cultural partnership.