Posts by MCF US
Against All Odds: Faith, Forgiveness, and a Father’s Miracle
Growing up in a home shadowed by alcoholism and violence, Festus Mbithi Peter and his 7 siblings lived in constant survival mode. Despite being an exceptionally bright student and the top graduate of his primary school, Festus’ dreams of a university education seemed impossible — there wasn’t even money for high school. Everything changed when…
Read MoreWhen the Land Is Dry, Our Hearts Are Not
Ephesians 6:18 (NIV) – “And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests. With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the Lord’s people.” Across large parts of Kenya, the ground tells a painful story. Fields that once carried crops now lie cracked and…
Read MoreThe 14th Mully College Graduation: A Call to Prayer and Thanksgiving
Proverbs 16:3 (NIV) – “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.” We are grateful to share a testimony of God’s faithfulness as Mully College prepares for its 14th Graduation Ceremony on February 21st, 2026, at the MCF Yatta Campus. This moment is more than a celebration — it is a…
Read MoreA Week of Radical Love in Kenya’s Streets
Each year around Christmas, Mully Children’s Family in Kenya leads by example, finding meaningful ways to love like Jesus and serve the communities they call home. As part of this annual outreach, children and staff spend time feeding neighbors, visiting prisons with the choir, caring for the indigent, and tending to shared spaces in the…
Read MoreMully Messenger | February 2026
Beneficiary Spotlight Angeline Wanza’s childhood was marked by extreme poverty and deep pain. Growing up in a grass hut, she and her six siblings often slept on the floor with only one meal a day. Violence and instability made hope feel out of reach. Everything changed when they were welcomed into Mully Children’s Family. At MCF,…
Read MoreWhat God Has Done and What’s Next | A Message from Charles Mulli
As we step into 2026, we are deeply grateful for your faithful partnership with Mully Children’s Family. Our founder and CEO, Dr. Charles Mulli, shares a heartfelt New Year message reflecting on the journey behind us and the work ahead. As we move forward together, we invite you to join us in prayer for every…
Read MoreWhere Are MCF’s Homes and Programs Located?
MCF operates multiple children’s homes and programs across Kenya, with major campuses in Ndalani, Yatta, Lodwar, and Malindi. Each campus includes residential homes, schools, medical facilities, vocational training, and sustainability projects. Beyond campus boundaries, MCF serves surrounding communities through education, healthcare, clean water initiatives, and family support programs. This integrated approach helps prevent abandonment while…
Read MoreHow Many Children Are Currently in Your Care?
Mully Children’s Family currently provides daily care for more than 8,000 children across Kenya. This includes children living on MCF campuses as well as those supported through education, healthcare, and community outreach programs. Each child receives access to safe housing, nutritious meals, education, medical care, counseling, and spiritual support. Despite the scale of the ministry,…
Read MoreWhy Is MCF Called “The World’s Largest Family”?
Mully Children’s Family is known as The World’s Largest Family because children are not treated as beneficiaries of a program but welcomed as sons and daughters into a Christ-centered home. Unlike traditional institutional care, MCF is built around family units where children grow up with structure, accountability, affection, and belonging. Caregivers serve as parents. Older…
Read MoreWhat Is MCF’s Mission and Vision?
The mission of Mully Children’s Family is to rescue, restore, and empower children who have been abandoned, abused, orphaned, or neglected. This mission guides every decision, program, and partnership across the ministry. Rescue is often the first step. Many children arrive after experiencing trauma, hunger, exploitation, or abandonment. Once safe, restoration begins through consistent care…
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