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We are overjoyed to celebrate Egift Hope Sundaye, one of our Team Jesus Africa Scholarship recipients, who has just graduated as the Valedictorian of her high school class! Egift’s journey with Team Jesus Africa began eight years ago, and through dedication, hard work, and faith, she has become a shining example of what hope, opportunity, and God’s grace can produce. The Team Jesus Africa Scholarship exists to empower young students through education, discipleship, and mentor

Meet Rebecca S. Saylay, a Grateful Scholarship Recipient I'm Rebecca S. Saylay, born on January 31, 2005, in Lofa County, Liberia. After...

Empower Angeline Boima to Reach Her Full Potential_ Name: Angeline Boima Age: 17 years Class: 10th grade Angeline's story is one of...

Meet Jackie Tamba, a Determined Young Scholar Age: 12 years Class: 5th grade Jackie's story is one of resilience and determination....

Timothy Gaye, born on January 5, 2013, resides with his mother in the modest Outland Community of Paynesville

Alberta Praise Boima has lost her father to hypertension, leaving her consumed in a deep sense of dread

Mercy Jaryce, born in 2010, lives in the Voca Mission community of Paynesville with her mother and two younger siblings.

Confidence Beah lives in Outland Community, a suburb in Paynesville, with her mother and younger siblings.

Romeo Larwo is a devoted young boy who rarely misses a church service despite significant vision problems.

Mercy Miller once lived with her father, a man struggling to provide for his many children.

Ellen, just five years old, faced a life already marred by hardship.

Julia Mensohn, a bright and hopeful nine-year-old, carried a smile that seemed to light up her family’s world.

Chris's father once sold phone chargers on Broad Street in Monrovia, a small beacon of hope in a bustling market.

Evelyne Wuo is grieving her mother's death and living with her aunt, who prioritizes her children over Evelyne.

Jason Nyenatah's father, who has three other children, suffered a severe accident years ago that left him using crutches

Luke McGill had never been inside a classroom at just ten years old.