Camp Brethren Ministries (CBM) is a Kenyan non-profit organization that was founded on the principles of love and compassion reflected in Jesus’ words in the book of Matthew. CBM began in Eburru in 2006 when Steve Njenga, a Kenyan pastor serving as the head chaplain at the Kijabe Medical Center (one of the largest missionary hospitals in East Africa) gave up his comfortable, middle-class life to serve the least of these. His wife, Mary (Kijabe’s nurse administrator for over 10,000 surgeries a year), began serving full-time in Eburru in 2016 – running the CBM school and medical clinic. CBM has its own Board of Directors, and Steve operates his churches under the authority of the Africa Inland Church (AIC). Steve serves as the general contractor, pastor and visionary for CBM’s wide range of ministries and outreach efforts. His integrity and reliance on the Lord, coupled with a clear, executable plan for impacting lives with the Gospel attract all who meet him and are reflected in his words:...

Our mission is to glorify God through providing holistic care to the communities in and around Eburru. As a people of covenant, we believe that nothing can be accomplished alone. We need the power of God. Thus our allegiance to Christ is central as is our partnership with other believing entities. This is the reason we have deep ties with our partner link organization David’s Hope International.

In light of the above, we have sacrificed ourselves to the work of service. Our conviction is to do all it takes to touch the lives of the lost, the destitute, the orphans and the vulnerable in the village of Eburru, Kenya in East Africa. We sincerely thank God for His divine providence through the partnership link with David’s Hope International. Through a wide-range of ministries, CBM plays a major role in improving the lives of those they care for at Eburru. Read more