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Hope Partnership Kids Making the Grade in Kenya

by | 7 January, 2011 | 0 comments

This past week, Christian Missionary Fellowship (Indianapolis, IN) received word that of the 96 kids from the Hope Partnership who sat for their high school entrance exam, 93 passed””a 97 percent pass rate! This is the second consecutive year that 97 percent of Hope Partnership students passed, in a country with an average pass rate of 40 percent.

“These kids are all from the slums,” says Executive Director Doug Priest. “None of them are children of privilege.”

The Hope Partnership is an initiative that serves the poor in Nairobi, Kenya, with Community Health Evangelism, a microfinance program, child sponsorship, and more.

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