We are connected with a non-profit organization called Heroes for the Nations. Heroes is committed to raising a generation of revivalists in Kenya. As the largest orphanage in Kenya, they teach the students that they have inheritance and sonship in Christ. Bethel Church sends teams to support these efforts.  Along with this partnership, Bethel has adopted multiple Bible colleges that are becoming supernatural schools of ministry. So our teams that go there are working with the nationals there to help assist this transition. 

Heroes of the Nation, is an organization with a passionate, urgent desire to save orphans the world over and to see them transformed into heroes. 

 - We provide a loving home for children whose parents have died from Aids and are in danger of dying from abandonment. 

 

- We are not just providing food for these children, but raising up the future leaders of tomorrow. We believe that these children will change Africa.

Heroes of the Nation was founded in 2002 by Andrew Sievright. His desire is to raise up heroes from outcast orphans. HOTN has works in 5 nations of Africa and a current staff of 45. 

Heroes of the Nation in Nyahururu is Kenya's largest orphanage, housing and educating over 400 children. Heroes is actively seeking to purchase land in Nairobi, Kenya's capital, to build a new orphanage and school that will house up to 1,500 children.
  

Our strategy is to create orphanage/school campuses that are self-supporting and self-sustaining through micro-enterprise.
 
To do this, we build our school 30% larger than necessary. We then invite the local children of the surrounding city who can pay tuition for the quality education we provide at the Heroes School. The income generated from the school provides a significant percentage of the money that is needed to care for and educate our orphans. This is called a micro-enterprise  support system.
 
Heroes of the Nation has several micro-enterprise businesses that support the orphanage and provide vocational training for some of the older children.

Visit htn.org for more information.