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Msingi is a movement that equips and engages communities in social justice and active social and civic participation.

12/06/2026

With courage and conviction, Mrs. Hellen of the CSI Madras Diocese raises her voice through , standing against violence toward women and affirming the dignity and worth of every person.

We commend her for speaking out boldly and inspiring others to turn faith into action. May her witness encourage more voices to rise for justice, equality, and hope.

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09/06/2026

Our First Youth Hangout on Climate, Justice, Art & Conservation was a huge success! 🙌

On Saturday 6th June 2026, we gathered at Msingi’s office with passionate teens and youth for an inspiring day of dialogue, reflection, and creative expression.

The young people openly discussed pressing issues in their communities, including:
1. Climate challenges: Air pollution from burning waste, poor waste disposal and drainage, tree cutting, and garbage dumping into rivers.
2. Justice concerns: Robbery, police bullying, kidnapping, drug use, and lack of enforcement & restoration of natural environments.

Through art and honest conversations, the youth are already stepping up as voices for change and creation care. We’re excited to see Climate Justice Clubs take shape from these sessions!

A big thank you to and for their invaluable support in making this possible.

Together, we are raising a generation of young Christian advocates who are bold in faith and action!

Next session: First Saturday of July; 2pm to 5pm.
Tag a young person who needs to join us!

05/06/2026

On this , we honor the hands that nurture our planet and the communities fighting for environmental justice worldwide.
From polluted lands in the Global South to vanishing forests and rising seas, the burden falls heaviest on those who contribute the least. Today, we stand with every defender protecting our soil, water, and future.
Real change begins with justice. Let's protect our common home; together.

01/06/2026

As Msingi Trust, through the women of our first cohort of the Empowered Voices Faith Feminism and Freedom program, we have released this theological statement; written by Reverend Florence Maina with additional content by Carol Ng’ang’a; to prophetically rebuke and condemn the sin of femicide in Kenya.

Femicide is not only barbaric and monstrous; it is a grave sin against God and humanity, a direct assault on the image of God in every woman (Genesis 1:27). It violates the sacred commandment, “You shall not kill.”

The Church must speak out. Kenya must act with urgency. We reject all theological distortions and cultural practices that silence or blame women, and we denounce every sacred and social institution that has failed to protect them.

We rise in holy rebellion against every form of violence that destroys women and girls.

STOP FEMICIDE. LET WOMEN LIVE.

29/05/2026

Bishop Dr. Calisto Odede has called on authorities to protect our children and urgently address the cases of missing children in Kenya. His clear and compassionate statement is exactly the kind of moral leadership we need right now.

We commend Bishop Odede for speaking up for the vulnerable. It's time for more faith leaders across Kenya to stand up and speak out against the heartbreaking cases of missing children and femicide. Our children deserve better!

What actions should be taken? Share your thoughts below.

25/05/2026

On Africa Day, we stand rooted in faith and driven by justice. At Msingi Trust, we continue to mobilize, inspire, equip, and network believers for a freer, fairer, and more transformed Africa. ✊🏾

15/05/2026

As we continue on the Empowered Voices Journey, we recently held an insightful session on women and institutional church structures; reflecting on the barriers women continue to face in church leadership and spaces of influence.

In this message, boldly highlights issues such as exclusion from leadership roles, harmful cultural and theological interpretations, silence around women’s voices, and the unequal treatment women often experience within church spaces. His words challenge the Church to confront injustice and embrace the true message of dignity, equality, and compassion.

Thank you for speaking truth with courage and conviction, and for reminding us that faith and justice must always walk hand in hand.

11/05/2026

Bishop Charles Ong’injo spoke with courage and clarity: every five years, we have the right and duty to vote with our eyes, ears, and minds open; not like robots or directed crowds.

We commend the Bishop for boldly guiding the youth and the nation. Faith leaders have a vital role in shaping responsible political engagement; teaching young people to reject blind loyalty and choose wisely.

This is faith and justice in action. Real faith demands integrity, accountability, and wise choices at the ballot.

Let’s rise above manipulation and vote with conviction.

08/05/2026

We are excited to announce our next book!!!

We will be studying "The Cross and the Lynching Tree" by James H. Cone

“The cross and the lynching tree interpret each other. Both were public spectacles, shameful events, instruments of punishment reserved for the most despised people in society.”

A powerful book exploring suffering, faith, hope, and the meaning of the cross in light of America’s painful history.

This book is especially important for Kenyans because we too have painful histories of suffering, injustice, colonial violence, and ethnic conflict. It helps us deeply reflect on how the cross of Christ speaks to our own stories of pain, resilience, faith, and hope in Kenya.

In community, we will sit with the stories of God that we tell ourselves that allow us, our socio political systems and our theologies to be violent, oppressive and unjust while at the same time proclaiming that we belong to a God of love, justice, and peace.

📅 Starting date: To be communicated soon

If you'd like to join this study, kindly RSVP by inboxing us here or sending an email to; [email protected] or sending a WhatsApp message to +254 788 274 466

We’d love to have you join us!

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24/04/2026

On Saturday, we gathered, played games, shared food, and had deep conversations around the true meaning of protest.

We had deep reflections inspired by the book Home? by

We often wait until something affects us to care.
But real justice begins when we choose to stand even when it doesn’t.

To be aware, to speak, to act; this is protest.
A daily decision to choose life in a world that often resists it.

Protest isn’t only what happens in the streets; it’s a way of being.
It’s choosing truth when it’s uncomfortable, justice when it’s inconvenient, and love when it costs you something.

If it doesn’t affect us, it should still concern us. Because one day, it will.
So we stand; not just for ourselves, but for each other.

Until our next gathering, keep choosing to stand.

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