Moses was a few days old when his mother abandoned him in a bush. A stranger, attracted by a suspicious cry, discovered a lifeless tiny boy and screamed for help. After frantic efforts, Moses ended up in a children's home, where his health stabilized in a few weeks. The children's home management named him after the biblical Moses and took the last name of the then-Kenyan president, Kibaki.
Later, PIPES learned about Moses, who needed help with education. We took Moses on our sponsorship program and a caring American woman who supports our ministry committed to sponsoring him. Today, a top performer, Moses, is overjoyed for the help. He took his grade 8 exam in November 2023 and looks forward to joining high school (grade 9) in January 2024.
Like many of our sponsored children, the story of Moses demonstrates the life-changing impact we make among children in Africa. Poverty can rob children of their God-given potential and dignity. Today, you can change the story for more orphans who live in poverty by supporting PIPES so that we can impact more children and families.