Author: Kim Smith (Mama Sundi)

1 in 5? 1 in 5?  Surprised, no.  Sad, yes.  I hate statistics.  I live my life to defy them.  I hate them just as much as I hate labels.  …

I love football.  I did not grow up on football. As a matter of fact, I don’t think I even saw a football game until I was in my 20’s. …

In between cooking stuffing and slicing pie, millions of Americans will ask themselves, “What am I grateful for?”  But, what if we should be asking ourselves a new question? A…

The biggest brown eyes and sweetest smile you have ever seen-that was my usual response when anyone asked me why I was heading to Kenya for the first time in…

"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me."   As kids, we said these words a lot.  Deep down, we knew they weren't true, but they…

We received the note below from Pastor Samuel, who pastors the community we partner with in Soweto, Kenya. "To all saints, I take this chance to thank you all for…

          My name is Natalie Montag and I went to Soweto, Kenya in August 2012. It’s been five months since returning from Kenya, and I can…

Sasa! My name is Brittany Meyer. I attend Grace Community Church where I had the privilege to join We Are Kenya on a mission trip in August. I was blessed…

While visiting my in-laws' church this weekend, I heard a most profound statement. The pastor was talking about how one allows his heart to be shaped by experiences God brings…