Iminathi Madolo, a 5-year-old girl, is the cherished daughter of parents who serve in the ministry of Jesus Christ. She possesses a natural gift for creativity—she is a storyteller, enjoys drawing, and has even expressed interest in sewing clothes for her dolls, although we often remind her that she’s still too young for handling needles.
When asked what she wants to be when she grows up, children her age typically mention professions like doctor or pilot. However, Iminathi consistently answers, “I will be a preacher who draws, a hairdresser, and I will make clothes.” Her imagination knows no bounds!
She is a self-taught ballerina and is currently in Grade R. During family prayer time, she delights in telling stories, often insisting that we act out Bible stories together—everyone must participate, or tears follow!
Recognizing her creative talents and guided by our responsibility to nurture our children in Christ, we decided to encourage her creativity. This led to the creation of her first book, “The Boy Who Forgot His Lunch,” with many more ideas brewing.
Despite her young age, Iminathi has also developed a keen interest in music, particularly fixated on the guitar. She adores listening to Jesus Image and Hillsong Kids.
