The journey begins with your departure from the United States. This is a long-haul flight, so it’s important to stay hydrated and prioritize rest to prepare your body and mind for the incredible days ahead.

You will arrive in Nairobi, Kenya in the evening. Upon landing, our pre-arranged transportation will transfer you to the JW Marriott Hotel. The hotel transfer is included in your ground transportation package. For your comfort and convenience throughout the trip, we’ve secured a large coach bus to accommodate the entire group.

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel (included), the group will depart at 9:30 A.M. for a visit to Pastor Mondo and the Overcomers Orphanage. This meaningful outreach includes educational engagement and the opportunity to present gifts to the children. We’ll also conduct a food drive to support local elderly residents and families in need. After the visit, we’ll return to the hotel. Dinner will be on your own, and you’ll have free time in the evening to relax, swim, shop, or explore independently.

The first day of our medical outreach begins with a 7:30 A.M. departure from the hotel. Whether or not you are a medical professional, everyone will receive a specific assignment from the medical team to support the day’s activities and outreach efforts.

This day offers two meaningful options. Those interested in nature and wildlife can embark on a safari excursion to either Lake Nakuru or Nairobi Safari National Park. This option includes an early departure at 6:00 A.M. to maximize your chances of seeing animals in their natural habitat, along with a visit to a safari day camp. Alternatively, participants may choose to engage in women's empowerment by visiting local women-owned businesses we’ve partnered with for support and encouragement. In the evening, the entire group will gather for a Convocation Service with Bishop Ivery, which is open to all.

This day marks the second and most intensive phase of the medical outreach—Surgery Day. The medical team will collaborate directly with local hospitals to offer surgical support. Meanwhile, the non-medical team will depart at 8:00 A.M. for Laikipia County (a four-hour ride) to visit Pastor Mary’s newly constructed church. This visit includes ministry empowerment sessions, food donations for widows and elders, and training led by Dr. Paula D. Ellis. For those who prefer a different experience, an optional city excursion in Nairobi will be offered (details to be determined).

The day begins with a worship service, followed by local shopping to experience Nairobi’s culture and markets. In the evening, we’ll regroup for a leadership training session with jurisdictional pastors and ministry leaders.

Our third and final medical outreach day will once again begin with a 7:30 A.M. departure. Both medical and non-medical participants will receive assignments to assist with various aspects of the outreach effort.

On our final day in Nairobi, we will depart in the evening at 6:10 P.M. aboard Qatar Airlines. We’ll travel overnight and arrive in Malta the following morning, on October 1st at 6:45 A.M., ready to begin the next leg of our journey.