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At the end of December last year, many Kenyan newspapers carried a story about more than 90 teenage girls in Kuria who had fled their homes to avoid going through Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). Some of the 90 girls were recaptured and forced through this horrific practice. Among the girls that escaped was 11-year-old Nancy

CMA’s 25th anniversary celebrations came to an end in December last year, with a team-building staff retreat in Nairobi. The retreat was themed ‘I’m one of the seven’ from Acts 6:3, to emphasize CMA’s vision to empower pastors to perpetuate a whole-rounded growth of their communities.   CMA CEO, Debbie Kitchel, reflected back on the

I wish you could have seen the thankfulness and delight in the eyes of the Mt Elgon pastors – the smiles on their faces – when we surprised them with the precious gift of Bibles. Last year Wycliffe celebrated the completion of the first print of the whole Bible in the Sabaot language. With your

Hannah Kabui, a widow in her 60s, was born deaf and has faced discrimination her whole life, and is no stranger to the poverty and seclusion that is so prevalent in the Kenyan deaf community. She did not attend school, and only a few people are willing to give her casual employment as most fear

Known as a hostile people, the Turkana are largely an unreached society – they still practice idol worship, cattle rustling, and other anti-Christian traditional beliefs and practices. Christianity has not reached the remote parts of the area because the terrain is difficult to navigate, and there is a lack of proper transport and telecommunication networks.

For the fourth straight year, a group of people in Alberta put on their walking shoes to hike so that widows and their children in Nyanza, Kenya might have the hope of a better future. The annual “Hike for Hope” was held September 15th in Lethbridge and on October 20th in High River, Alberta. The

Last October, I visited Canada and made stops at various homes, churches, fellowships and schools where friends and partners of CMA received me cordially. Your warmth and kindness made the trip memorable, confirming a belief I have always held: Canadians are a warm, kind and enerous people. As I spoke, I felt truly listened to.

I am excited to introduce myself to you as the new communications officer for Christian Mission Aid in the United States. In 2005, I became acquainted with CMA, and that summer, I spent an eye-opening month in Kenya working closely alongside Larry and Debbie Kitchel. From that point on, it was my greatest hope that

This past November, CMA marked a major milestone with the graduation of 11 South Sudan pastors and church leaders. The 2-year-long training was held in Juaibor, in collaboration with Emmanuel Baptist Church, Nairobi, to equip the pastors to reach their communities with the gospel.     Debbie Kitchel, CEO of CMA, shared with the graduates