Join us for a special episode of Inside Missions as we celebrate a significant milestone: 10 years of Maranatha Volunteers International’s work in Kenya. With more than 1,200 structures built, including churches and classrooms, and more than 2,000 volunteers deployed, the impact on the ground has been immense. Our panel dives into the unique challenges and blessings of working in Kenya—a country defined by its incredible geographic diversity, strong tribal traditions, and a deeply welcoming culture.

We explore the philosophical and ethical questions that arise when our work intersects with remote, nomadic communities, and discuss why volunteers consistently report such a deep, life-changing connection to their time in Kenya. From the bustling streets of Nairobi to the remote tribal lands of the Daasanach, discover how these interactions have shaped not just the landscape, but the hearts of everyone involved. Whether you are a long-time Maranatha supporter or new to our mission, this conversation offers a profound look at the enduring legacy of service and relationship-building in East Africa.

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On September 19, 2026, join us in Sacramento, California, for our annual convention, Mission: Maranatha. You’ll be inspired by volunteer testimonies, stories from the mission field, and updates from Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders around the globe. Plus, be blessed by Oakwood University's award-winning choir, The Aeolians.

Learn more at https://maranatha.org/media-events/maranatha-convention/