Mission Maasai

Mission Maasai is a Christian organization based in McKinney, Texas, that partners with Maasai leaders in Kenya to meet physical and spiritual needs in the community. Founded in 1996 by Mike Nevil, the organization supports church planting, education, healthcare, and water access in the remote village of Empukani. Learn more about their mission.

Mission Maasai partners with Maasai leaders in Kenya to meet both physical and spiritual needs in the community. Founded in 1996 by Mike Nevil, the organization supports church planting, education, healthcare, and water access in the remote village of Empukani. Their mission is to reach, gather, and empower the Maasai people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

The organization focuses on four pillars: restoring brokenness by meeting basic human needs, resourcing the local church, developing Christian leaders, and multiplying church and community development. Read more about their mission and history.

Mission Maasai operates a range of programs, including child sponsorship, disaster relief, a health clinic, and a water well project. They also run a seminary to train pastors and leaders in the Maasai community. Explore their programs.

Newcomers are welcomed through outreach efforts and community engagement. The organization is led by a team of dedicated staff and volunteers, including Pastor Timothy Moilo, Dr. Moses, and Faith Pariat. Meet the team.

Mission Maasai is based in McKinney, Texas, and has a strong online presence through their website and social media. They welcome volunteers and donors to support their work in Kenya.

Mission Maasai, based in McKinney, Texas, partners with the Maasai community in Kenya to provide holistic support through spiritual outreach and practical programs. Founded in 1996, the organization emphasizes church planting, education, healthcare, and water access in the remote village of Empukani. Newcomers are welcomed through outreach efforts, and the organization offers various volunteer and donation opportunities to support its mission.

Pros

• Offers child sponsorship and educational programs for families in Kenya
• Provides healthcare services through a local clinic and water access projects
• Hosts annual Vacation Bible School and ongoing baptismal services for community engagement
• Operates a seminary to train Maasai pastors and Christian leaders
• Maintains a clear mission-focused website with detailed program information

Cons

• Location in Texas may present travel challenges for those seeking in-person involvement in Kenya programs
• Limited details on worship style or gathering format for first-time visitors
• No specific service times listed for events or regular meetings
• Minimal information on accessibility features for visitors with disabilities
• Newcomer guidance focuses on outreach rather than local congregation participation