Lilly Richards did not start KWITU for titles or name recognition. She started it because she saw a real need. And thanks to her initiative, fifteen thousand women across the United States, and a small but expanding community in Canada,…
The enemy thought she’d never rise again, get married, or hold her head up again after she was gang-raped on her wedding day. Many felt sorry for her, while others had no words when they saw her face and story in…
Catherine Syokau was the person I reached out to last year when I was working on a disability-related task. I needed to interview someone who cared for a loved one with a disability or had firsthand experience with the challenges…
Light and Hope for Children with Disabilities begins with the inspiring story of Joyce Kiarie, who was born in Taita. When family conflicts arose, she and her grandmother had to move to Korogocho, one of Nairobi’s largest informal settlements. Life…
I first met Sarah Maina at All Saints Community Church. She was calm and quiet, and yet commanded respect. Many people preach with words, while others do so through their actions. Sarah was the latter. Her commitment to God and…
Meet Naomi Kaburu, fondly known as Nash. She is a lovely and bubbly young woman whose vibe stands out the moment you meet her. She is soft-spoken yet carries an infectious energy when she talks. I’ve actually known Nash for…
She never signed up for this journey – but who does? Doctors gave her son one year to live. Now, her story of raising a child with disability is one of unshakable faith, love, and resilience A Joyful Beginning Cut…
One of the most powerful things about God’s love is its ability to transform us. When we turn to him, He loves us unconditionally, forgives our sins, and wipes away our past. We emerge from his love, not bearing the…
The first time I saw the title of this movie, my curiosity kicked in. Something about the cover image was drawing me in. The deep and bold red color was unlike anything I had seen. I could not help but…
How can you truly align with God’s Will in your own life? Have you ever felt the weight of this life—long hours with no better pay, joblessness, sour relationships, and constantly having to show up everywhere, by fire, by force?…
Hey everyone, Maggie here! Allow me to introduce a remarkable woman I first heard speak nearly two decades ago at an African women’s conference in Boston, and boy, were we in for a treat. I remember that she shared her…
Hey, bold readers, grab your fave latte or chai and find your encouragement this week in this story. Let’s be honest: when we hear someone has HIV (Human Immune Virus), we experience a whirlwind of emotions. Whether it’s friends, family…
When Valentine Kariuki’s mother was diagnosed with colon cancer four years ago, she found herself facing the ultimate test of faith. Like many who walk the painful road of watching a parent battle cancer, Valentine, a worship minister, had to…
Hey, bold women! I can hardly contain myself as I write this blog post. I must admit that I’m slightly biased about this post but in the best way possible. You see, Pastor Teresia Karanja and I share something in…
GWITU, the fastest-growing Gĩkũyũ women’s organization founded in the USA by Njoki Ngacha, has just announced Mary Waceke Munene as its new CEO. In today’s story, we’re taking you behind the scenes of Mary Waceke’s journey from Kenya to her…
Beauty with Purpose come to life as Rosefaith, a registered nurse, transforms her dreams of modeling into reality in her inspiring journey. From Nurse to Runway: Rosefaith’s Journey of Beauty with Purpose I can hardly contain my excitement as I…
Today, I had the pleasure of visiting Ann, who has been living with lupus. Honestly, I left her home feeling more encouraged than when I arrived. Interview with Ann Ann is a mom to a teenage daughter. I migrated from…
Discover essential strategies for parents coping with their child’s chronic illness or disability diagnosis. Learn how to process your feelings, seek support, and advocate for your child’s needs. Has your child been recently diagnosed with a chronic illness or disability?…
To all the mothers, aunties, and family members supporting a child with special needs—grab your favorite latte, and let’s have an honest conversation. Parenting is often described as one of the most rewarding yet challenging journeys in life. When raising…
Dr. Elizabeth, affectionately known as Dr. E, is the first Black woman tenured at Texas A&M University-Commerce. As an Associate Professor and Executive Pastor, she empowers women through her initiative, BLOOM, transforming lives and building connections. Introducing Dr. Elizabeth: A…
Have you ever felt a nagging sense that you were meant for more? That deep down, God intended for you to be more than you are now? This feeling was one of the things that led me to the Complete…
Meet Dr Koi-Lucie Abbott, an inspiring healthcare professional whose mission is to bring accessible and quality care to all. Dr. Koi was born and raised in Kenya, where she witnessed firsthand the devastating struggles people experience without proper medical care.…
I first met Dr Rose Nyunja Irungu in a local group where she was heading up a project. Her leadership caught my attention immediately. There was something different about her— a blend of warmth, wisdom, and infectious energy that I…
Holistic mental health is about nurturing every aspect of your well-being—mind, body, and spirit. In an intimate setting, surrounded by women from all walks of life, Dr. Koinange—renowned retired combat veteran and psychiatric nurse practitioner—shared her wisdom on the significance…
To teach kids how to pray is a vital aspect of their spiritual growth, and Sabina, my first Christian author to write about, embodies this mission. My first interaction with Sabina was interesting. She posted about her book launch, and…