A message from our CEO, Dr. Hesbone Kang'e

Our 2024 Impact

50,278
orphans and vulnerable children and their guardians were wholistically served.

“I praise God for the Youth Running Club. I can see the positive changes in my grandson and granddaughter—they are kinder, more disciplined, and have a deeper understanding of their faith. 

Mama Mary in South Sudan

22,748
people were economically empowered through training and church-based savings and loan programs.

“Thanks to LIA for empowering us…I have become a genuine leader in my community. I am a good example to my children, my church, and even to my savings group members. I have also grown in my business, in my Bible knowledge, in my prayer life, and in witnessing to others, all things I couldn’t have done before LIA.”

Sylvia in Uganda

101,731
people heard the gospel.
23,245
new people met Christ.
7,130
new people were discipled.

“We thank God for the connection with LIA. Our people have been trained and empowered, and now, through their initiatives, they’re making a real difference.”

Oscar in Rwanda 

26,886
children and adults have been supported through educational programs.
“I went to school before, but then my father died and we went into a difficult situation. Now thankfully, I am back in school because of your great help. I want to thank you so much.”
Nyawoosh, a 17 year-old in Egypt
56,924
people received primary health care services, hygiene education and resources, family planning, HIV & AIDS testing, and counseling.

Clean water was a foreign concept for years due to the unavailability of safe water. This affected me and the children at home. However, through LIA’s ministry support, I was blessed with a water filter. Since then, life has never been the same, and this is no longer our story.”

Grace in Uganda

An Overview of our 

Global Missions Conferences

The 12th Global Missions Conference (GMC) renewed hearts and affirmed callings. In 2024, GMC expanded to the Caribbean, gathering nearly 60 delegates in Jamaica under the theme “Partnering Together for Wholistic Impact.” Later, GMC-Africa in Kenya united 1,000 delegates under “Transformed for Wholistic Impact,” inspiring bold steps into mission. Attendees testified to renewed passion for the Great Commission, Great Commandment, and Great Concern, affirming the Global South as both mission field and mission force.

Our Sudan Response

In 2024, civil war forced LIA-Sudan to relocate, facing funding delays, logistical hurdles, and growing needs in IDP camps. The conflict’s ripple effects reached South Sudan, Ethiopia, and Egypt, worsening refugee crises. Yet, through local church partners, LIA supported over 3,500 households with hygiene supplies, nutrition, and education. Amid adversity, our mission to bring hope, healing, and restoration remained steadfast.

2024 and Beyond

As Life In Abundance (LIA) moves forward, we remain committed to expanding our impact by empowering local churches and transforming vulnerable communities. A mid-term review of our 2022-2026 Strategic Plan highlights key achievements, including deeper community engagement, strengthened financial performance, and growing global partnerships. Our Ministry Support Offices in the US, UK, and Europe have played a crucial role in mobilizing resources and broadening our reach. With an upgraded financial system and a targeted 80% program cost ratio by 2026, we are positioned for greater efficiency and sustainability.

Looking ahead, we recognize key opportunities that will shape our work. As we expand into new regions, we are adapting our programs to navigate political and economic challenges. In nations experiencing internal conflicts, we are refining our interventions to ensure continuity and support for affected communities.

Through it all, the resilience of the local church remains a powerful force for transformation. Their deep-rooted presence, trust among the people, and commitment to wholistic development make them uniquely positioned to drive lasting change. By equipping and strengthening local churches, even the most challenging environments can become foundations for hope, self-reliance, and sustainable transformation in 2025 and beyond.