Empowering through faith-driven initiatives.
We currently manage 11 beehives in the Kakamega Yearly Meeting forest. This eco-friendly venture not only supports biodiversity and pollination but also provides natural honey, contributing to the church’s income and sustainability efforts.
On our 3.5-acre land in Irungu, we have dedicated resources to sugarcane farming. This agricultural project supports long-term financial growth while involving local church members in meaningful agricultural activity.
At Irungu location, 1.5 acres are under cultivation for maize and beans. These staple crops help in supporting food security and may also provide support for the feeding programs within our ministries.
Plans are underway to establish Irungu Bible College, a theological training institution that will be affiliated with Friends Theological College (FTC). This college will be instrumental in training future leaders, pastors, and missionaries from within our yearly meeting and beyond.
Our United Society of Friends Women (USFW) is spearheading a Bus Project, aimed at easing transport for ministry, church events, and community outreach. This initiative will greatly enhance mobility for church activities across regions.
The Quaker Men Fellowship is leading a Dairy Project, focusing on livestock farming for milk production. This project not only contributes to church sustainability but also provides training and livelihood support to men within the church.