Cross Power Agape Ministry · Kenya
Walk through the living story of a ministry rooted in faith, care, education, and a future built together.
A life is not measured by what we acquire, but by the hope we give.
From one calling to a growing ministry in Kenya.
Follow the journey
Move through five turning points—from engineering and a call to ministry to a homecoming that set a wider work in motion.
1970–1990
Stephen Mohota works as a mechanical engineer at John Deere—two decades shaped by precision, craft, and the discipline to move a complex idea forward.
The work teaches a lasting rhythm: understand the need, build with purpose, and keep improving what serves people.
A call to serve
He leaves his engineering career for ministry and plants and pastors Trinity Worship Tabernacle in Kiamunyeki, Lanet-Umoja, Nakuru, Kenya.
A small church begins to take shape—not only as a building, but as a gathering place for worship, teaching, and community.
Photo noteA dedicated frame is reserved for the original historical church photograph when it becomes available.
Prepared to teach
After years of pastoring, Stephen seeks further study to become a stronger teacher and pastor. He applies to three schools and prays that the first full-ride offer will guide the decision.
Ozark Christian College in Joplin, Missouri, is the first to offer a full ride. The journey turns from Kenya toward the United States.
A decade in the U.S.
Stephen earns his undergraduate degree at Ozark Christian College, then a master’s degree at Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri.
Through all ten years in the United States, he also pastors a church in Fort Scott, Kansas—learning and leading at the same time.
Home to build
Stephen returns to Kenya, serves his original home church, launches Cross Power Agape Ministries, and begins the children’s home journey.
Land. A well. Dormitories. Solar power. Each new layer becomes part of the wider work now underway.
See the work taking shape ↓Built with faith. Measured in care.
Each project is part of one bigger promise: create a stronger, more self-sustaining future for the children, church, and community.
A well serving the ministry and the surrounding community
CrossPower Agape Academy opened its first enrollment in 2023
Children’s home, dining facilities, bedrooms, and matron housing
Church rebuilding, expansion, and a vision for new branches
Join the next chapter
The deepest joy is found in giving hope. There is room for every person who wants to pray with the ministry or help build what comes next.
Children’s care · education · water · sustainable farming · church expansion · medical outreach