Faith Aid raises funds from generous partners to support the care of impoverished patients in Kenya, implementing robust processes grounded in Biblical stewardship. By providing grants to Christian mission hospitals for the care of impoverished patients, we supply a critical source of revenue—enabling these hospitals to deliver the best possible care for the poor while continuing to serve their communities with excellence and compassion.

Through the generous support of a visiting team from Purcellville Baptist Church, over 1,200 people joined us for the 2025 Family Festival Gospel Outreach at Mustard Seed House Tenwek. Children were at the heart of it all—dancing, praying, playing Bible bingo, making bracelets, coloring, bouncing in inflatables, racing through relays, tugging in tug-of-war, and grinning with freshly painted faces. The joy was contagious.

Faith Aid has awarded a grant to Tenwek Hospital to extend the love of Christ to patients unable to afford neurosurgical interventions. In many parts of the world, including Kenya, affordability becomes a significant barrier to life-saving treatments, particularly in complex cases such as neurosurgery. Faith Aid’s recent grant to Tenwek Hospital is set to transform the lives of dozens of individuals who otherwise would have been unable to afford crucial neurosurgical treatment.

We are thrilled to share with you the latest updates on the expansion of Mustard Seed House, a Christian charitable project dedicated to serving sick and suffering patients and their families in Kenya. With the incredible support of donors like you, we have made significant progress in our mission to provide distinctly Christian care and create a safe haven for those in need. Mustard Seed House, situated near Tenwek Hospital in Kenya, serves as a refuge for families who travel long distances to seek medical care for their loved ones.

Thanks to the overwhelming support of our community, we collected an incredible amount of supplies. In total, we gathered 410 prefold diapers, 240 inserts, 174 covers, 140 fasteners, and 46 wet bags. Praise God for His abundant blessings! The diapers were carefully counted, packed, and sent on their way to Mustard Seed House in Kenya.

Celebrating successful surgeries and a life-renewed In January 2019, five-year-old Dorcus was wheeled into the operating room at Tenwek Hospital, a leading Christian hospital in Western Kenya. Dorcus’ mother waited anxiously, and repeated a prayer for healing said so many times before. After years of waiting, a surgery that so often seemed elusive was finally happening. Dorcus was first identified[…]

Faith Aid Featured on Popular Podcast Listen to Lauren Fraher, Faith Aid co-founder, share her journey alongside suffering children in Kenya with Trish Blackwell on the Confidence Podcast. Episode #297: How to Make a Difference in This World When You Don’t Feel Ready Between now and 12/31/2018, Trish Blackwell will be personally matching all listener donations to Faith Aid up[…]

Award-Winning Cycling Studio Rallies Around Kenyan Child in Need of Surgery After giving birth to twins, Lauren Fraher, Under Five Program Director, was searching for a low impact, high intensity exercise regimen that did not exacerbate her postpartum abdominal muscle separation.  Lauren entered the yellow studio doors at POPCYCLE in Northern Virginia and was immediately hooked. “Great music,[…]