Living Hope Ministries International

Living Hope Ministries International is making a difference in the lives of the AID’s ravaged orphans of Kenya. We strive to take the hope of Jesus Christ into the lives of these children who have no hope.

Hope for a better life, hope for a better future

and most of all…..

Hope for the salvation so desperately needed for eternity.

Swingset at Living Hope

The children love playing on the swing set. After school or during the weekend, it’s rare to find the swing set unoccupied. Most often, there are several children swinging together on the swings or taking turns on the slide, but we captured a photo of this little guy all alone one day. He looks pretty satisfied with himself, doesn’t he?

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Introducing Sharon, 15

Sharon

Sharon is an only child whose mother died just one year after she was born. Her father remarried but died a short time later when Sharon was 5 years-old. Before coming to The Hope Center, Sharon was living with her stepmom who found it burdensome to care for Sharon along with the children she had after remarrying. This friendly and fun-loving teenager has lots of energy and an infectious laugh. She is dependable, and as one of our older girls, she takes on a lot of responsibility for the younger children and regularly helps with cooking chores. She will begin 10th grade in January. Her favorite subjects are math and history, and she plays soccer for her school. After graduating, her goal is to become a pilot or a soldier. Pray that Sharon will continue to grow in her faith and that she will make wise choices regarding her future.

Will you sponsor me???


All of these orphans are currently waiting a sponsor. Many will spend the night tonight without any kind of shelter. Your monthly commitment will help us take one more child into the Hope Centre.

Rotating pictures of Unsponsored Children

Child ID: 10092
Pasiphic Awuor Otieno

Pasiphic currently lives in Migori.  Pasiphic is from the Luo tribe.  She attends school at Arambe Nursery. Pasiphic was orphaned in the year 2007 when she lost both of her parents to AIDs. Pasiphic lives with her step-mother who is just a peasant farmer.She was born on June 10, 2000. She is 11 years old.