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Sustainable marriage work

When we held the first Reapp marriage workshop in Kenya in 2018, we had no idea what would come of it. One of the participants, Pastor David Mutunga, was so moved that he asked us to return—with the hope of training couples who could carry on the work independently. Marriages face challenges everywhere. But when couples learn to communicate with respect and handle conflict well, more than just their relationship changes – families and entire communities are transformed. In th

6 days ago

Sow with Hope, Reap with Joy

Investing in our relationships is like gardening. First, we take the time to prepare the bed, spread compost and create the right conditions for growth. Then comes the time for sowing, planting and sprouting. When the first young shoots appear, we spend a lot of time weeding and watering to give the precious plants space to thrive. And eventually, the plants are strong enough to bear fruit – sometimes so much that we can even share some with our neighbours! Every now and then

Mar 26

Kitchen Upgrade

A kitchen is more than a room for cooking. We see it again and again: someone stands at the counter, cutting vegetables for dinner – and suddenly a deep conversation starts. Where someone shares what is really going on inside. Where prayers are spoken between pots and plates. Where tears can flow and hugs are normal. Our kitchen is that kind of place. A place where people love to work, because it’s about more than food. And that’s exactly why we need it to stay functional. Th

Dec 9, 2025