Beautiful Mess
I ask myself if I have a beautiful message to share with you this Easter but all I have is this beautiful mess. The ultimate epitome of who I am meant to be; my legacy, and to be honest, I don’t have the will to fight it anymore.I am as lazy as one can get
- Published in Students' Blog
My Precious Christ
With love you weptWith the cross you creptCrying all the way to CalvaryTo shame the devil the rivalryWith love, just for meJailedNailedJust for me, with loveEverything I drive myselfTo strive so hard to love you backThe same way you loved me If one day oh Savior, my pride grows than my love for you, remind
- Published in Poems, Students' Blog
Invisible Day of Redemption
Why bygones be bygones as the adage goes?I sat by the river side as page by page the past from my memory flowsI picked a pebble and tossed into the air and left it fall back into the watersSlowly I rose up and billow back home.Pride still eating my inside, I tried my best but
- Published in Poems, Students' Blog
Calvary
POEM ON CALVARY Lord, I can hear you calling,I can see the affection, the compassion in your eyes,I can still hear your forsaken cries, the voice of you calling,Lord, I know I can fathom less of your form,But I know you want the best for me,Lord, I can still hear their voices “crucify him”At the
- Published in Poems, Students' Blog
My Story
I lost my calm On June 29th 2020 I received a phone call from my parents; one of my biggest fears had come to pass. I had lost a loved one, my grandfather was no more. To make things worse I was in a foreign land, all alone and away from the physical comfort of
- Published in Integral Missions, Mental Health
The Silent Nights | Poem
The silent nights are terrible. Not because I fear the dark or the movement of the cat and the mother as they hunt for food but because my mind is not silent. I have headaches… I have to reflect about who I am, who I was and what I’m going to become… Time is passing
- Published in Integral Missions, Poems
Battling Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Struggling to write My name is Cathra Jerop. Most of my friends know me as Cathra and sometimes by my other name Sambili. I’m an only child to my double parent mother. I am a fourth-year student at The University of Embu taking a degree in Education. In 2018 when I was a second-year student,
- Published in Integral Missions, Mental Health
Mental Problems we will fight you!
We live in a world, where we choose to be the bearers of our pain and suffering We choose to die deep in silence, in the nights our own hearts drenched with tears Tears we don’t even bother to wipe coz the flow is just ceaseless For all our hearts know is pain Our hearts
- Published in Integral Missions, Mental Health, Poems
What I wasn’t told when joining Campus
Joining a college or university is an exciting journey, it is always a dream come true. I still remember with nostalgia the day I received my admission letter to the university. Unlike these days of portals and online registration, we received a booklet of admission documents via the postal office. There is something unique about
- Published in Anza Fit, First Years
Kevin Birech
I am Kevin Birech, the STEM staff at UoN Kikuyu Campus and Presbyterian University of East Africa CUs. I joined STEM with a lot of expectations among them sharing the joy and the truth of the gospel by presenting it in the most exciting way possible. I desired to develop conversations and relationships as a
- Published in STEM 2019/2020