My name is Joshua Maina Kinyanjui, the STEM staff at Machakos and Daystar University. I am a former student of Karatina University where I graduated with a bachelor of science in communication and public relations.   Serving at Machakos and Daystar University as a STEM staff has been a journey of experiencing God’s unmerited favor. In

When I was at Muranga University CU, I had the opportunity to serve as a Bible study leader, Missions and Evangelism Coordinator, CU Chairman, and the RSEC Treasurer. Those exposed me to FOCUS Kenya and I became a great beneficiary of the ministry. STEM is definitely my highlight.  I had the chance to serve in

My name is Kovo Elijah, and I have been serving in the Pwani region as the STEM Staff of the North Coast Christian Unions.  God’s provision during this season has anchored my trust in Him. I have learned to live submissively in Christ and appreciate His will. I have been greatly challenged to reflect on God’s mission and my role

My name is Loise Nduku Kitulu and have been serving as the STEM staff for the University of Eldoret, Mosoriot KMTC, Koitalel Samoei University College, Koshin TTI, Moiben TVC, Iten KMTC, and A.I.C Kapsowar MTC. However, I was mainly stationed at the University of Eldoret. I am eternally grateful to God and FOCUS Kenya for

My name is Ms. Lucy Nafula and I have been serving as a STEM staff in Maseno and Busia CUs.  At the beginning of this journey, I was clouded with uncertainties and the fear of the unknown. But God has carried me successfully and I have learned total surrender to Him. Through my STEM experiences,

My name is martin Mwathi. I was stationed at Kenyatta University Main and Ruiru campuses. Thus far the LORD has helped me to know Him more. I had the privilege of supporting students in their vulnerable seasons and witnessing the transformation in their lives. God has transformed students who were lost in darkness and made

My name is Mercy Naeku. I served in Taita Taveta CUs. Ministry has been a beautiful journey full of intense and immense growth and experience. It has taken patience to be refined and defined by God through the eight months of STEM. I have learned not to lean on my understanding but to fully surrender

My name is Sharon Waithera Thiong’o. I served as STEM in the Associates’ department, at Kiriri University and Utalii College Christian Unions. Coming back for a second year in STEM was purely God’s intention. My expectations may have been limited to my former experience but clearly, God had a purpose for it. I now know

A journey of transformation it’s been! Looking back at the last eight months of my life, I’m amazed and excited that my involvement in student ministry has been fruitful and fulfilling. When I was joining STEM, I knew it was a great opportunity to grow but I didn’t have any idea what this would look

My name is Peter Musembi, I have served in Chuka University Christian Union and other CUs in Chuka. I continually thank God for providing the opportunity to be in STEM. The most exciting bit has been the interactions with students in different forums. I have appreciated the numerous opportunities to teach students the gospel and