Skip to content

Cart

Your cart is empty

Article: Spiritual Retreat in Kenya

Spiritual Retreat in Kenya

Spiritual Retreat in Kenya

There is something exciting happening this week that we would like to share with you. This week, Amani will be having her annual Spiritual Retreat in Kenya! To make it special, an Amani team is coming from the US to participate in the retreat's activities.

You may wonder what the retreat is and how it changes things up at Amani Kenya?

During the retreat, there will be wellness sessions, which include topics like Muscles, Bones, and Aging; Art Therapy; and Healthy Living through Exercise. Through the wellness sessions, we also share our transformational stories of how God has healed and restored us.

We will enjoy lunch and chai (tea) together. Sharing food is the ultimate relationship builder!

Between sessions, the team will be working on Peace Projects. Such as playground refurbishing, herb garden replanting, etc.

All the Amani women’s children are included in this retreat too! Every year, the US team and the Amani moms organize a Watoto Children’s Day Camp. Kids love doing crafts, singing fun songs, and other activities centered around Jesus’ love.

The week will culminate with a Sankofa Fashion Dinner Show with a narrative telling our story of transformation.

Of course, there are expenses incurred to organize a retreat:
Money to pay 97 women of Amani who will work part-time that week. Food, supplies, transportation costs for Watoto Children’s Day camp, hot lunches for 97 people, Sankofa Transformation Fashion Narrative production fee, and Peace Projects expenses.

Please pray along with us. Each activity represents an opportunity to share in God’s love and grace among us and beyond us. Pray that God will prepare our hearts to receive His transformational work in each of our lives.

If you are interested in taking part in a trip to Amani Kenya, please contact Melanie Smith (melanie@amaniafrica.org)


If you are interested in donating and helping us pay for this retreat, please 

click this link to give: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=9N4XG7UEM7NSL

Leave a comment

This site is protected by hCaptcha and the hCaptcha Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

All comments are moderated before being published.

Continue Reading...

Amani Uganda History

Amani Uganda History

Going Home After many years of living in Nairobi as a refugee while working at Amani ya Juu, Simprosa Okot left Kenya with her husband and children to return to their home country of Uganda. They r...

Read more
Anna, Vestina, and Alice drinking tea

Friends Who Become Family

At Amani ya Juu, friendship often becomes family. For Anna, Vestina, and Alice, that has been true in the most beautiful way. Their friendship has grown over years of shared work, shared faith, and...

Read more
Amani at 30

Amani at 30

It has been my privilege over these 30 years to hear women laugh again, sing with joy, regain health, learn to stitch and find meaningful faith with a peace that transforms through the power of Chr...

Read more