Projects

Ongoing Projects

Mombasa Campus: Phase Two - $800,000

Our Mombasa campus is the only campus in Kenya with dormitories, welcoming second-year students from rural campuses and Congo. Phase Two will provide these emerging leaders with the space they need to learn, grow, and be equipped.

The new 8,000 sq. ft. addition will include the campus’s first dedicated classroom, staff offices, and dormitory housing for 110 students. We will also complete plastering and painting of the existing structure.

Phase Two will complete the perimeter wall and add a second gate and CCTV cameras to strengthen campus security. A portion of the grounds will also be transformed into a park where students can rest, reflect, and build community.

We invite you to help us complete Phase Two and invest in the leaders who will shape the future of East Africa. Your partnership will do more than finish a building—it will create a place where generations of leaders can be trained, strengthened, and sent out to transform lives with the Gospel. Together, we can build a lasting legacy that reaches far beyond the walls of the Mombasa campus.

At Safari Mission, we build people, not just buildings. Every classroom, dormitory, office, and wall in this project exists for a greater purpose: to equip godly leaders who will carry Christ’s redemptive work into their churches, businesses, governments, families, and communities across East Africa.

Congo 2026 - $45,000

Our work in Congo carries the same vision forward: training leaders who multiply the impact of the Gospel. This $45,000 annual budget supports 6 trips and training modules, allowing us to train about 40 pastors each year through the first-year Rhema curriculum.

So far, pastors and bishops representing more than 100 churches have received training. Your partnership helps equip leaders who return to their churches and communities with the Word of God—strengthening others, developing more leaders, and creating a ripple effect that reaches far beyond the 40 pastors we train each year.

Completed Projects

Phase One Student Building - $130,000

Completed in 2016! Thanks to our faithful partners, Phase One of our building in Mombasa includes our dormitory, offices and a rooftop classroom for students at the Rhema Mombasa campus!

Student Center - $150,000​

Completed in 2025! Our newly funded student center is nearly finished with construction!

Nairobi Campus Startup - $100,000

Completed in 2017! The Rhema Nairobi campus has been up and running since 2017 and has graduated over 200 students!

Rural Ministry Vehicle - $17,000

Completed in 2017! A big thank you to all of our partners that made this vehicle possible. It has gone to missions all over rural Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Congo.

Events/Classroom tent - $5,000

While the Phase 2 of the Mombasa building is under construction, we need to move the classroom into a tent. This tent will be on our own property as we have the land for it. We will also use this tent for conferences and events in Mombasa

Outreach and crusade sound equipment - $5,000

We plan on doing more outreaches and seminars in the rural areas again, and we will need to bring our own sound equipment and instruments for this.

Furniture – $30,000

Our Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu campuses are all in need of new and sometimes replacement of furniture. This includes office desks and chairs, classroom chairs and dormitory furniture.

Books - $15,000

Our book distribution division needs to boost its inventory and product selection. It costs us about $1000 to print 1 new title, and our goal is to print 15 new titles next year.
 

Ministry Car ( Landcruiser) - $45,000

At the moment, we have no vehicle suitable for guests or that can fit the whole family in Nairobi. The vehicles we use are a rugged 1993 Landcruiser designed for rough rural roads, another 4WD bus for team outreaches, and a very compact city car employees use to run errands.

We are looking at a 10-15 year old 7 seater Landcruiser, which is the only car that can endure the rough road conditions here in Kenya. (This may sound expensive, but it is due to very high import taxes on cars. A brand new Landcruiser is $145-180k)

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