Margaret Chigunzi Kimaiyo

Margaret Chigunzi Kimaiyo is married to pastor Oliver Chiraba and is a dedicated mother to Crystal Becky, Kym Racquel, Beautiful Ann, Blessing Olivia and Robert Chogu. In addition to her children, she also cares for many other children under her guardianship at Agape Hope Children Centre.
Margaret serves as a co-director at Agape Hope Children Centre in Dagoretti, Nairobi- Kenya. She is also a pastor at Agape Hope Children Ministry and a co-director at Agape Hope Schools. Her other roles include being a police chaplain, coach , mentor to both children and adults and a trainer of trainers(TOT) in Community Health Empowerment. She is a professional counsellor as well as head of Kabiria pastors Welfare table banking.
Margaret holds a Masters degree in counselling psychology and a bachelor’s degree in both Biblical Theological Studies and Counselling Psychology, all from Breakthrough International Bible University.
She also has a diploma in Theology from systematic Bible College USA, a diploma in social work and community development from Riruta Business College and certificates in Textile technology and Early childhood education from Rongo university.

Books by Margaret Chigunzi Kimaiyo

“Impacting lives with Christian literature”

The untold story of the Turkana girl.

In the arid expanse of Northern Kenya, where survival is a daily struggle, the Turkana people endure hardships that would break many. Yet, within its harsh landscape, a remarkable tale unfolds. “The Untold Story of the Turkana Girl” invites readers into the life of a young girl born into one of the most marginalized communities in the world.
This compelling book not only highlights the struggles faced by the Turkana girl but also celebrates the triumphs achieved against overwhelming odds. It is an inspiring exploration of the power of resilience and the importance of advocating for the voiceless.
It is a poignant reminder that even in the most remote and desolate places, hope can flourish and dreams can come true. It shows that resilience can become a beacon of hope, illuminating the path toward change and empowerment.
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Tafadzwa Chihwayi Rwizi
Tafadzwa Chihwayi Rwizi
21/10/2025 12:46 pm

Margaret teaches us that being dismissed and prejudged as unworthy can actually be a launching pad for a glorious future and destiny. Highly inspiring.

Nessy Asega
Nessy Asega
14/10/2025 4:42 am

Wow! Amazing read!

Kim S
Kim S
10/10/2025 6:17 pm

Resilience, determination and courage, a wonderful story!

Dr Peggy Phalalo Lubinda
Dr Peggy Phalalo Lubinda
10/10/2025 12:16 pm

I can relate for iam a product which was brought up in the most remote place of Botswana and see where destiny has taken me to. Destiny has no limit just forcus

Koketso Jonas
Koketso Jonas
10/10/2025 12:07 pm

The Untold Story of the Turkana Girl is truly moving and inspiring! I love how you highlight resilience and hope in the face of overwhelming challenges, giving a voice to the voiceless. It’s a powerful story of courage and empowerment.

Crystal
Crystal
10/10/2025 7:52 am

This one of the best books I have read. It’s been an inspiration to me and it’s so interesting. I got to learn so many things and as a gen z this are stuff we don’t know about if it isn’t in set books. I love the book.

David Njeru
David Njeru
10/10/2025 7:44 am

Powerful book.

Duncan Wanjala
Duncan Wanjala
21/06/2025 9:46 pm

Inspiring book. God bless you for the wonderful work you are doing.

Henry Muchiri
Henry Muchiri
21/06/2025 4:53 pm

Intrigued by the presentation, the story is informative Margaret chose the right way of awareness that makes you to want to hear more.

Ashley Nentaya Keriako
Ashley Nentaya Keriako
27/05/2025 12:26 pm

As someone who has read many books about African communities, I found Margaret Kimaiyo’s The Untold Story of the Turkana Girl to be truly special. What struck me most was how she tells this important story with such warmth and understanding.I was deeply moved by how the book shows both the hardships and the incredible resilience of the Turkana people. Margaret writes not just as an observer, but as someone who has dedicated her life to helping vulnerable children through her work at Agape Hope Children Centre. This real-life experience makes every page feel authentic and powerful.Her work not only informs but inspires action, embodying the power of literature to drive social change.

Last edited 5 months ago by Ashley Nentaya Keriako
Felix Moses
Felix Moses
23/04/2025 8:31 pm

I can testify that indeed Pastor Margy aka Mum has been a blessing to many.

I am one product of her great love and mentorship. May God bless the work of her hands.

Baraka🙏

ESTEL CHILDREN'S CENTRE
ESTEL CHILDREN'S CENTRE
23/04/2025 6:05 pm

Noted

leah
leah
23/04/2025 3:24 pm

A beautiful book showing a clear picture of what girl child is going through …Good job mum Magaret

Stella Ngoka
Stella Ngoka
23/04/2025 11:55 am

Maggy Olivia Your great woman with big heart for the unprivileged children in kenya .You have wiped many children tears by giving them your shoulder to lean on and home to live,may Agape children Ministry live long for God’s glory

Coleman
Coleman
23/04/2025 10:56 am

Great book!

Esther Chege
Esther Chege
23/04/2025 9:06 am

You are a blessing to many. May God be on your side always. 🙏🙏

lizz kimani
lizz kimani
23/04/2025 5:46 am

Go go on girl, sky is the limit and your win is evident.. good 🤞

Maurice Odengo
Maurice Odengo
23/04/2025 4:42 am

Pastor Margaret is touching and transforming lives of many that leads to her. You expressly display and share unconditional love of God.

Humphrey Gachie Njuguna
Humphrey Gachie Njuguna
22/04/2025 10:19 pm

Very inspiring from my role model and spiritual mentor. The passion and love for children giving hope to the many children who had no hope of living, the leadership, love and care shown to everyone despite the age or background is worth a Nobel prize 🏆

lizz kimani
lizz kimani
22/04/2025 8:12 pm

Go go on girl you will make it .to the end..Good luck

Apostle Miringu
Apostle Miringu
22/04/2025 8:10 pm

Woow more grace woman of God

lizz kimani
lizz kimani
22/04/2025 8:10 pm

lizz

Antony Kibendi Muhadia
Antony Kibendi Muhadia
22/04/2025 7:57 pm

This is one of the best books I have ever read. God bless you so much

Antony Kibendi Muhadia
Antony Kibendi Muhadia
22/04/2025 7:50 pm

This is one of the best books I have read, God bless you in abundance

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ronaldandayi.blogspot.com
22/04/2025 7:42 pm

Great work and authorship Madam Director

Irene
Irene
22/04/2025 7:31 pm

Good job Margie

Andre
Andre
22/04/2025 6:53 pm

Your dedication and compassion towards the children in the orphanage are truly inspiring. You go above and beyond to provide them with love, care, and support, making a lasting impact on their lives.

Badi
Badi
22/04/2025 6:52 pm

This is amazing!!!

John Bigingi
John Bigingi
22/04/2025 6:19 pm

Let’s go and visit Turkana and support those children.

Terry
Terry
22/04/2025 6:14 pm

Great work done Margaret. Be blessed for the work you do for children.

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Ezekiel
Ezekiel
22/04/2025 6:05 pm

Congratulations to Pastor Margaret.seeing u doing this I see God deeds.Blessings.

Jacob Mwambu
Jacob Mwambu
22/04/2025 5:57 pm

Congratulations Dr. Margaret Cheraba.

Christine Vusha
Christine Vusha
22/04/2025 5:45 pm

The untold story of a Turkana girl embodies resilience in the face of adversity, mirroring real-life narratives from the region. Turkana women—like those participating in cultural festivals, surviving cross-border conflicts, or advocating for their community’s future—highlight extraordinary perseverance. These book showcases a girl thriving against harsh climates, resource scarcity, and societal challenges, proving success is possible through belief and persistence.

The book inspires readers to persist, offering a universal lesson: determination and faith in oneself overcoming even the most daunting odds.

We need more such stories to ignite hope and demonstrate that progress is achievable when communities and individuals refuse to surrender to circumstances.

Rev Njenga
Rev Njenga
22/04/2025 5:32 pm

Congratulations

Dr Habakkuk nyongesa
Dr Habakkuk nyongesa
22/04/2025 5:27 pm

Very fine lady who loves her work.

David Njeru
David Njeru
22/04/2025 4:40 pm

Margaret has boldly written on a sensitive matter that touches on cultural inclinations.

This is an opener. I’m glad I encouraged you to write this rare treasure. Keep the fire.

Congratulations

Norrah Mberesia
Norrah Mberesia
22/04/2025 11:31 am

Margaret Chigunzi Kimaiyo’s work is phenomenal. Her book is an embodiment of the amazing work she is undertaking though Agape Hope Children Centre: Bringing hope to marginalized communities such as the Turkana of Kenya by highlighting the plight of the Turkana girl.
Blessings!!!

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