Join us in transforming lives through the “Mission Doesn’t Stop” outreach in Western Kenya, February 12–25, 2023. This impactful initiative brings together a dedicated team of volunteers to serve through medical ministry, prison outreach, revelation seminars, lay preacher certification, doctrinal teaching, and evangelistic campaigns across the Kakamega Township satellite sites. The mission team includes Cordell Briggs, Delores Moreno, Gloria Webley, Bertha Tuttu, G. Alister Thorpe, Donna Rowe, Giles McGill, Sampson Twumasi, and Anane Amofa Asamoah—each bringing their unique gifts and passion for ministry.
Kenya missionary trip.
In partnership with the State Department of Early Learning, ABOKIN Incorporated hosted several impactful training sessions at the Kakamega Multipurpose Training Facility. This collaboration underscores a shared vision to enhance early childhood education and equip local educators with practical tools and spiritual encouragement.
The facility provided a central, accessible location for a range of capacity-building activities, including:
🎓 Teacher Enrichment Workshops
🗣 Communication and Oral Presentation Training
🧒 Faith-based Early Learning Curriculum Support
The initiative supported both local SDA institutions like Chebwai Adventist College and broader community programs. Participants left empowered to implement holistic, child-focused learning methods that blend academic excellence with Christian values.
This joint effort reflects a growing movement in Kakamega County to uplift educational standards through collaborative, faith-based outreach.
🧼 Hygiene Kits & Training
139 hygiene kits were distributed following practical training sessions on their use and importance.
🍼 Diapers
250 diapers were provided to support families with infants and toddlers.
👕 Clothing & Essentials
Donations included clothes, shoes, bras, toys, and Bible story books — meeting both physical and emotional needs.
🧔♂️ Bar Soap for Men
Bar soap was distributed to 1,000 men to promote hygiene and health in the community.
Abokin’s Mission Trip to Kenya: Ministry of Healing & Natural Remedies Training at the State Department of Early Learning:
During Abokin’s recent mission trip to Kenya, a special focus was placed on holistic wellness through the Ministry of Healing Training, held in collaboration with the State Department of Early Learning. This impactful initiative combined spiritual outreach with practical health education, equipping local families and early childhood educators with simple, effective natural remedies. Participants were introduced to a variety of healing methods rooted in traditional wisdom and accessible resources. These included a drink made from lemon water and crushed papaya seeds, traditionally used to support the liver and fight parasitic infections such as malaria, and Nature’s Penicillin, a powerful homemade tonic composed of garlic, ginger, lemon, onion, and cayenne, known for boosting immunity and fighting infections. The training also covered daily natural remedies that promote overall well-being, such as herbal teas, fermented foods, and nutrient-rich drinks. Practical demonstrations featured the preparation and application of charcoal poultices for detoxification and infection, onion poultices for respiratory relief, fig poultices for ulcers and inflammation, cabbage leaves for swelling and joint pain, and potato and carrot poultices for treating burns, infections, and inflammation. By integrating these natural therapies with spiritual encouragement and early learning principles, Abokin’s mission not only healed bodies but also uplifted hearts, leaving behind a legacy of empowerment, health, and hope.
Eyeglass Distribution by Abokin – 250 Pairs Provided
As part of Abokin’s commitment to health and community well-being, 250 pairs of eyeglasses were distributed to individuals experiencing vision challenges. This initiative not only addressed a critical healthcare need but also restored the ability for many to read, work, attend school, and fully participate in daily life. For recipients who had long struggled with blurred vision or limited access to eye care, these eyeglasses represented more than just improved sight—they were a renewed sense of independence and dignity. The distribution was carried out with care and attention, ensuring each pair was matched appropriately, making a lasting impact across all age groups in the community.
As part of the 2023 ABOKIN missionary outreach, Dr. Cordel Briggs visited Kakamega SDA Satellite Academy, engaging with over 220 students during a special school-wide assembly. The visit included an assessment of the facilityand direct encouragement to students, emphasizing the value of faith-based learning and purpose-driven education.
At Chebwai Adventist Academy—part of the 210-student Chebwai Adventist Complex—Dr. Briggs conducted a powerful session with the student body. He challenged them with a thought-provoking theme:
“A poetic response from the Motherland to Black America.”
This creative and cultural prompt was designed to deepen students’ sense of identity, heritage, and spiritual calling through the lens of poetry and expression.
In a gesture of practical support, Dr. Briggs donated:
🎥 A digital projector
🖊 A stack of pens
✍️ Dry erase markers
📋 Instructional poster sheets for teachers
These resources will enhance classroom instruction and help equip teachers for more dynamic, visual learning experiences.
As part of the ABOKIN Inc. 2023 missionary outreach, key efforts were made across Nairobi, Kenya, with a focus on compassion, education, and hygiene empowerment:
Visited the Motherly Care Orphanage, where volunteers provided emotional support and spiritual encouragement to the children.
Donated clothes and toys to meet the daily needs of the children.
Purchased and donated food supplies—including beans, lentils, rice, and corn—valued at $250, sustaining the home for approximately three months.
Conducted training and distribution of 30 hygiene kits, supporting the children’s health and dignity.
Visited the Days for Girls Plant, where local women produce reusable feminine hygiene kits.
Highlighted the powerful intersection of women’s health, dignity, and economic empowerment in Kibera, one of Africa’s largest informal settlements.
Engaged with students and staff during a special worship service hosted by Eastern Conference Officials.
Partnered with El Kanah (driver and guide) to support logistics for the team.
Donated clothes, toys, and educational encouragement to support early childhood education and well-being.
These outreach efforts in Nairobi reflect ABOKIN Inc.’s unwavering commitment to holistic ministry—meeting spiritual, educational, and physical needs with compassion and purpose. From the orphanage in ValleyGlen to the empowering work in Kibera and the joyful worship at ValleyGlen Academy, each act of service planted seeds of hope, dignity, and transformation. As we continue to partner with local communities, our mission remains clear: to love deeply, give generously, and uplift lives for a brighter, faith-filled future.
