Laurence, of Pistis Christian School hiding behind a tree, while playing hide and seek during break time.

Pistis Christian School kids leading the procession during the 2011 graduation that was held on 9th July.

Dennis Musyoki Kitololo, a teen in AIU, loves playing the guitar, drawing and traveling. When he is not pursuing his hobbies, he works at the Admissions office as a volunteer.

Metsnanat Faraja, a class 3 student at Pistis Christian School says, “I love my writing class, because it will enable me to express my ideas, emotions and myself to others eloquently.”

Pistis Christian School “blue class” children perform a song during the Christmas carol chapel.

The 4 to 6-year-old crowd enjoying the 50-acre campus after school.

Ngila Nzyoka, a teen in NEGST community, says, “My passion is music. I am in my church’s praise and worship team where I play the bass guitar and piano. Other than that I do sing and I am a member of  a band called By The Grace. At NEGST,  I am the leader of the Youth with Unlimited Potential (YUP), which is a NEGST youth ministry.”

Some of the kids at the campus school, hailing from Kenya, Sudan, Sierra Leone and USA, at their awards ceremony.

This past term has been fun because we learnt new games, like badminton, volleyball, checkers, scrabble, etc. Best of all, many of us got saved!!!

The end of the school year is a sad time, because some of my friend will be leaving to go back to their countries. However, I look forward to making new friends from Africa and other parts of the world in the coming school year.

Maingi Muoka, student at Pistis Christian School

Children singing during the 2 July cultural dinner held at the chapel