Category: CLC Book Launches

Pacifica Mochache was born in Kisii, grew up in Kericho, and worked in Nairobi, Kenya. She holds a degree from the University of South Africa (UNISA). As a young mother, Pacifica dedicated her time to teaching children in Kindergarten and Early Teens Classes at her local Church.

She is a proud mother of three adult children, and a grandmother to two adorable grandchildren. After retiring from a distinguished career with the United Nations, Pacifica now devotes her time to serving God in her local Church.

A heartfelt recap of the virtual launch of Beautifully Broken by Christina Mwaura, hosted by CLC Kenya—highlighting a powerful evening of faith, healing, and hope for a generation seeking identity and purpose through God’s Word.

Christina Wanjala Mwaura is a born-again Christian, wife, mother, and minister of the Gospel. A communications specialist with a degree from Maseno University, she passionately mentors pre-teens and young adults through teaching, discipleship, and camps. Raised in a strong Christian home, her journey includes a powerful story of redemption after drifting during her youth. Today, Christina is devoted to equipping the next generation to embrace their God-given identity and purpose. Beautifully Broken reflects her heart—to lead others from brokenness into divine destiny.

Flora Awiti aka Molly, is a renowned psychologist with extensive experience in mental health and psychosocial support, working with both camp and urban refugees. She is a global trainer in mental health topics, a certified Abundant Life Coach and certified Play and Art Therapist for children. Awiti is dedicated to helping women and girls understand their worth and value and reducing toxic relationships. She is also passionate about working with children and has taught Sunday school for several years. Her work with clients from around the world demonstrates her commitment to empowering women and girls.

God rarely rushes what He intends to refine. In God’s Process, Joanne Kabiru-Mucheru gently but firmly walks believers through a truth we often resist: the Lord works through process—and process comes with feelings.