The summer is coming to a close, and it’s time to say goodbye… As this is almost the final blog, LIVE from Kenya, I’m sad to say my time is running out.  How has the summer flown by so fast? It seems like just yesterday, I arrived at Maisha to a beautiful opening ceremony, and […]Read more

This week hasn’t stopped, and neither have we! As we start the beginning of the end of our time here at Maisha, we have had no time to become emotional. This week was by far the busiest week Maisha has seen in a long time. We kicked off our week with an awards ceremony for […]Read more

A special guest blog from a Bridgeway friend!   Jambo from Kenya! My name is Rachel Delp and I came to Maisha this summer as part of a team of fourteen from Bridgeway Church in Oklahoma City, OK. I was also a part of the first team from our church that came in 2012. How […]Read more

The Maisha project has a total of four interns for the summer of 2014. We are excited for you to meet some of the people who help us out in both the Oklahoma office and in Kenya. Here’s one of our interns from our Oklahoma office!  Lauren Daniel – Social Media/Blog Intern School: Oklahoma City Community […]Read more

Can this week get any better? God continues to do BIG things at Maisha!   Bridgeway Team Maisha Arrives As we say farewell to the Vintage team, we are excited to welcome our biggest Team Maisha missions team of the summer, Bridgeway Church, who will spend the next week at Maisha. With some members returning […]Read more

WE HAVE SOME BIG NEWS…..   In the afternoon, a sweet new sound fills up the Maisha Center, the music of the Light the Future Choir.  Maisha’s annual gala, Light the Future, will be held October 18th.  It is gearing up to be our best event yet.  To top last year, we have an idea […]Read more

Louis L’Amour said in Sackett’s Land “I would not sit waiting for some vague tomorrow, nor for something to happen. One could wait a lifetime, and find nothing at the end of the waiting. I would begin here, I would make something happen.”   The Maisha runners embody this sentiment and the very thing Maisha hopes to […]Read more

As a new week is ready to begin, we are taking a deep breath and trying to relax from what was one of the busiest weeks I have witnessed at The Maisha Project.   We started off last week welcoming a family team representing North Pointe Church in Edmond.  Matt Blagg, their Worship and Missions […]Read more

When I was asked to write something about my experience at Maisha, many things ran through my head. The stories I could share are endless, but since neither you nor I have all day, I’ll keep it simple.   My name is Christa Humphreys, and I am a recent graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University. Since […]Read more

As a new week is starting, things are unusually quiet here at Maisha. The kids are testing for most of the week, so in the morning the grounds of Maisha are empty.  The Broadway Baptist team left early this morning, and the only ones remaining are those who will be here for the whole summer.  […]Read more