As part of this commitment, the JKL Foundation invites Christian fellowships in the United States to join in an ongoing partnership with women, girls, and communities in West Pokot, Kenya, through the Faith in Action Programme. JKL proposes to establish this initiative as a continuous, biannual Kingdom programme that connects people of faith across nations in a shared journey of prayer, fellowship, learning, service, and mutual encouragement.
Each programme cycle will provide a faith-centered, relational, and transformational opportunity for people from the United States and Kenya to build meaningful relationships and engage with one another through:·
1. Prayer and spiritual fellowship.
2. Mentorship and encouragement
3. Community engagement and exposure visits.
3. Story-based learning, and testimony sharing.
4. Relationship-building for long-term Kingdom partnership·
5. Continuity between visits through prayer networks,
6. Virtual check-ins, and progress updates
West Pokot presents both significant challenges and profound opportunities. While women and girls in rural communities face persistent socio-economic vulnerabilities, they also demonstrate remarkable resilience, faith, courage, and leadership potential. The biannual nature of this programme is therefore designed to move beyond a one-time outreach experience toward a sustained and deepening fellowship partnership. Through repeated engagement, shared learning, prayer, and relationship-building, JKL and its U.S. partners can nurture lasting connections, strengthen local leadership, and contribute to meaningful and sustainable community transformation. The Faith in Action Programme is not intended to be a short-term outreach event, but a structured and recurring fellowship encounter that cultivates enduring spiritual relationships, encourages mutual growth, empowers communities, and creates durable pathways for collaboration and long-term impact. Through this ongoing partnership, women of faith across nations can walk together in service, solidarity, and shared purpose, allowing the impact of each cycle to build upon the last and contribute to a stronger, more hopeful, and resilient future for women, girls, families, and communities in West Pokot.
