As preparations intensify for the upcoming Kenya Students Christian Fellowship (KSCF) National Convention 2026, organizers and diaspora partners are making an urgent appeal for sponsorship to support hundreds of underprivileged students.
The highly anticipated Christian gathering is scheduled to take place April 4–10, 2026, at Moi Girls High School Kamusinga in Bungoma County, bringing together thousands of students, leaders, and Christian associates from across Kenya.
A Mission to Impact Lives
This year’s convention is themed “Growing and Bearing Fruit” (Colossians 1:10), focusing on spiritual growth, character development, and leadership among young people.
The event will cover key areas including:
- Christian response to civil unrest
- Character development
- Christian leadership influence
- Biblical foundations of music
With an expected attendance of over 10,000 participants, including students, associates, and leaders, the convention remains one of the largest Christian student gatherings in Kenya.
Urgent Call: Sponsor a Student
Organizers, led by Patron Rev. Wambûi, are calling on well-wishers—especially the Kenyan diaspora in the United States—to partner in sponsoring students who cannot afford to attend.
Sponsorship Structure:
- $25 – Ministry Partner membership (also supports sponsorship)
- $50 – Fully sponsors 2 students
The U.S. team has set a goal to sponsor 150–200 needy students, ensuring that financial hardship does not prevent young people from experiencing spiritual mentorship and empowerment.
“You can touch tomorrow today,” the organizers emphasize, highlighting the long-term impact of investing in young Christian leaders.
Diaspora Partnership Driving Change
The initiative has seen strong support from diaspora communities, reflecting a growing commitment among Kenyans abroad to give back and uplift the next generation.
Supporters also have the option to send contributions directly to Kenya, making the process flexible and accessible for global partners.
Convention Logistics and Details
- Dates: April 4–10, 2026
- Venue: Moi Girls High School Kamusinga, Bungoma County
- Participants: Students, associates, JSS, and KESSATS members
- Theme: Growing and Bearing Fruit (Col. 1:10)
Participants are required to carry essentials such as:
- Full school uniform
- Bible
- Personal items and basic utensils
Why This Matters
For many students from disadvantaged backgrounds, attending the KSCF convention is a life-changing opportunity. It provides:
- Spiritual growth and mentorship
- Leadership training
- Community and networking
- Exposure to positive values and purpose-driven living
By sponsoring a student, donors are not just funding attendance—they are investing in future leaders, changemakers, and faith-driven individuals.
How to Get Involved
Those interested in partnering or sponsoring students can reach out through the KSCF network or contact the organizing team.
With just days to go before the convention begins, the call remains clear:
Step in, give, and help shape the future—one student at a time.
