My name is Diborrah Kwamboka. I served as a STEM staff in Nyeri CUs. I look back on the 8 months of my STEM journey and I see growth, refinement, lessons learned and the impact made. Students’ ministry has been a worthwhile experience with both joyous and challenging moments that I could not replace with

I am an alumnus of Karatina University’s Main Campus with a BSc in Food Science and Nutrition. I had opportunities to serve in the CU, as an Art and design organizing secretary, Bible Study Coordinator, Chairperson, and Vice-chairperson of Mount Kenya RSEC. I served as the STEM IT and at Garissa University CU. I developed

My name is Caroline Gatwiri. I have been serving in Pwani Region as the STEM Staff to Mombasa Town Cus.The Lord has worked on me making me a better vessel for his glory each day. I am grateful to God for giving me a chance to be part of what He is doing among students.

My name is Grace Mutheu Mutunga, the STEM staff at the Technical University of Kenya (TUK) and Kenyatta University School of Law ( KUSOL) CU.  Joining STEM was one o the best decisions in my life. I came on board in January anxious about what to expect. I felt insufficient for this task. But God has

I am James Omongo I have been serving with Kikuyu CUs for the past 8 months.STEM has been a gift from God and a season of self-discovery which helped me in my personal growth. The program helped me in knowing God and understanding His will. I have grown in the exposition of scriptures and apologetics

My name is Kaigwara Jeremiah Ng’ang’a, I served the Egerton University Njoro Campus Christian Union and KMTC-Molo Christian union. I give thanks to God for His grace to serve as a STEM staff. The 8 months have been rich with experiences that have shaped my character.  I was excited to join STEM because I had

My name is Joy Kangai. I have been serving as STEM Chaplaincy at Africa International University, Karen. I have enjoyed being part of the spiritual formation activities on campus through the Christian union and the chaplaincy department. My highlight has been the one-on-one mentorship with students, interaction with international students, and faculty members which enriched

“What do you wish to achieve this year” This was among the first questions I was asked by my team leader when I joined STEM. At that time I had a list of things I wanted to achieve but somehow I was not able to answer the question. Looking back, I realize that I couldn’t

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