2026 Half-Year Impact Report

Soccer Tournament

Each community has a unique context. Empowering youth among the Maasai people is critical as men make most decisions. To transform the youth, we initiated soccer tournaments, a game loved in this community like the rest of Kenya and Africa. Through this tournament we discuss topics affecting young people, empower them to succeed in school and teach them the Bible.

Soccer Tournament

Since our first soccer tournament in 2021, these events have brought together hundreds of Maasai children, youth, and families—promoting teamwork, peace, healthy competition, and stronger community relationships. Through sports, our coaches and mentors share life skills, biblical values, and messages of hope while developing young leaders who positively influence their peers and communities. More recently, we introduced girls’ soccer tournaments, creating new opportunities for girls to participate, build confidence, and develop leadership skills. We plan to expand this program and reach even more girls in the years ahead.

Celebrating the Launch of LWTC and A New Chapter

On 26th July 2025, PIPES International celebrated the official launch of the Living Water Transformation Center (LWTC). This special day brought together leaders, partners, and community members to dedicate the center to God’s service and to celebrate a new chapter of hope and transformation. The center will serve as a hub for discipleship, ICT hub, training, counseling, and community outreach. It is a place where people will be empowered, equipped, and reminded of the love of Christ.
We express our heartfelt gratitude to our partners, Tyrel and Shanna Denver of Argento Lux, whose support helped make this vision a reality.
Learn More

Celebrating Impact and Partnership

Together with Harvester Christian Church, PIPES International Kenya has seen lives touched, hearts transformed, and hope restored. A major milestone was the launch of the Living Water Transformation Center in Namanga, a space for community outreach, discipleship, and empowerment.

We express our heartfelt gratitude to our partners, Tyrel and Shanna Denver of Argento Lux, whose support helped make this vision a reality.
Learn More

God at Work at CCI Ruiru

We thank God for an amazing opening day of the 3-day Teens and Youth Mission at CCI Ruiru!

The mission was filled with high-energy worship, engaging learning, meaningful connection, and impactful ministry. The young people showed great enthusiasm as they participated in the sessions, discussions, and activities.

We are believing God for even greater encounters, deeper transformation, and life-changing moments in the remaining days.
PIPES INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Serving the Maasai of Kenya
One of the countries we serve in East Africa is Kenya. We are currently invested among the indigenous Maasai of Kenya serving to bring holistic transformation in this community. The Maasai tribe is an indigenous ethnic group found in Kenya and Tanzania. The Maasai people keep cattle, which make up the primary source of food. In their traditional belief, the more cattle and children one has, the wealthier one is.

Short History of the Maasai Community.
Maasai people are semi-nomadic and travel from place to place, looking for green pastures and water for their livestock. The Maasai have held on to distinct traditions, customs, and dress codes. They wrap a leso (shuka) cloth around the body. The older generation firmly holds to old customs even though younger generations have dropped some customs, especially on dress codes. Their population is about 900,000.
The Maasai tribe lives in traditionally made houses called Manyattas. They use local materials to construct their houses. The houses are either circular or loaf-shaped and are predominantly built by women. Their villages are enveloped in a circular fence built by the men to protect their cattle at night from wild animals.

The Maasai community is firmly patriarchal. Men lead the families and make the decisions. The Maasai people are monotheistic and believe in their God called "Engai or Enkai," who lives in the mountain. They love music.
PIPES started engaging with the Maasai community in 2020 in holistic transforming. Our staff engage with the community daily training them and establishing saving groups, creating health awareness on hygiene and sanitation, and discipling those who want to grow their faith in Christ.  

Holistic Transformation of Indigenous Communities

Since we began working with the Maasai community in 2022, we have witnessed tremendous change in the lives of the local community. The borehole (water well) serves more than 400 people who water their cattle and use the water for domestic use as well. Tens of families have learned how to farm and are now growing crops in their own farms. We now sponsor tens of children in high school, primary, and TVET. We also provide job opportunities for local youth and women at our facility.  

Your donation will contribute towards the following:

  • Help people be rooted in Christ through discipleship training and the provision of discipleship resources. 
  • Provide meals and access to education, enabling children to attend school, many of them for the first time.
  • Improve the quality of life of families by enabling them to earn a living through developing their skills and providing resources for farming and small businesses
DONATE NOW

Projects in Kenya


Girls Mentorship Program and Provision of Sanitary Pads

Provision of Water and Farming Initiatives

Student Scholarship Program