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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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