On April 15, 2026, YEF Africa carried out an evangelism outreach at the University of Nairobi Kabete Campus. P. Solomon, together with church members, visited the campus with a shared purpose—to faithfully share the gospel and build connections with students.
Kabete Campus, known for its programs in Veterinary Medicine and agriculture-related fields, provided a meaningful setting for personal engagement. The team approached students with care, taking time to listen to their thoughts and experiences while sharing the message of the gospel in a clear and approachable way. Through these one-on-one conversations, seeds of faith were planted, and students were invited to reflect on God’s Word and His presence in their lives.
Later that evening, the outreach continued through a Bible study session, where students who had been met earlier were invited to gather and learn more. By God’s grace, two students, Sister Doreen and Sister Abigya, attended the Introduction to the Book of Romans study. During this time, they were introduced to foundational truths of the gospel, opening the way for deeper understanding and continued spiritual growth.
This moment reflects the ongoing commitment of YEF Africa to not only reach students through evangelism but to walk with them through consistent teaching and discipleship. Each connection is seen as an opportunity to nurture faith and guide individuals step by step toward a stronger relationship with God.
YEF Africa continues to lift Sister Doreen and Sister Abigya in prayer—that they may be strengthened in their faith and grow in their understanding of God’s Word. There is also ongoing prayer for all the students who were contacted during the outreach, that the seeds planted in their hearts may take root and lead them to join future Bible studies and fellowship. Through these efforts, there is continued hope that more students will come to know the Lord and be raised as faithful disciples.