Kenya Mission Trip

Experience Life on Mission Firsthand

You will have the opportunity to learn from and encourage missionaries, worship alongside indigenous people groups in remote villages, and learn about various ministries of Africa Inland Mission to gain a firsthand glimpse of what it looks like to live on mission in Kenya.

Key Information

  • This trip offers an up-close look at what it means to live on mission in Kenya. You'll learn firsthand from missionaries serving with African Inland Mission, gaining insight into their work and daily life. In addition to meaningful ministry experiences, you'll also have the opportunity to explore the natural beauty and vibrant culture of Kenya.

  • September 15 – 28, 2026

    Application deadline is May 1, 2026.

  • Price will be around: $4,000 - $5,500 per person
    Please note: This price does not include personal expenses such as airfare, transportation to and from your U.S. departure airport, or personal spending money.

    Participants are responsible for booking their own round-trip travel to and from Kenya.

    After being accepted to the team, you’ll be required to submit a nonrefundable deposit of $500 to secure your spot within one week of acceptance.

  • Your team will be staying at various locations throughout your travel. You’ll specifically stay at Sweetwater’s Serena Camp and Sopa Resort when you visit Ol Pejeta Conservancy.

  • Age Requirement: 16-75 years old

    This trip requires participants to walk short distances and lift 30 lbs.

    Team Size: 10–12 participants (+ group leaders)

  • Africa Inland Mission (AIM)

    Africa Inland Mission partners with churches to see unreached people groups come to know and receive the gospel of Jesus Christ.

  • Join us for 6 pre-trip Zoom meetings designed to help you prepare spiritually, relationally, and practically. These sessions will include opportunities to get to know your team, engage in Bible study and book discussions for spiritual preparation, and cover important logistics such as travel planning, visas, and medical prep.

What to Expect

  • Connect & Worship with Local People

    Step into the heart of remote villages and worship alongside indigenous communities in deeply personal, faith-filled gatherings. These moments of connection transcend culture and language, reminding us that the body of Christ is global, diverse, and beautifully unified.

  • Visit Various Ministries

    Witness the impact of Africa Inland Mission’s work as you visit a variety of ministries—including Rift Valley Academy, a Christian boarding school shaping future leaders. These site visits offer a front-row seat to God’s work and the many ways lives are being changed through education, discipleship, and service.

  • Learn from Missionaries

    Spend time with AIM missionaries who are boldly sharing the gospel among indigenous and unreached people groups. Their powerful testimonies will stir your faith, deepen your understanding of global missions, and invite you to see your own role in God’s story of redemption.

  • Enjoy an African Safari

    After several days of ministry and learning, you'll enjoy a two-day safari at Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where you'll have the opportunity to observe African wildlife in its natural habitat.

Have Questions? Email Tim!

A WORD FROM YOUR TEAM LEADER

Tim Trezise

“This is a comprehensive tour that Africa Inland Mission has exclusively designed for COTW members to experience the breadth and depth of missions in Kenya.  Spend two weeks traveling all over Kenya by land and "AIM Air" to cities and remote villages. You’ll meet some missionaries working with different people groups in various environments. Meet the leader of the Nehemiah 8:8 Camps, a missions project that COTW supports, and have the opportunity to help with one or two work projects. Since we are in Africa, we’ll also include visiting a safari game park to see wildlife up close. This trip is a bit more of a financial commitment, but it will be worth every dollar spent to see how God is at work in so many ways.”