We facilitate a go-between with your recipient in Africa. CLC Kenya helps ministries connect their literature mission burden with churches, schools, pastors, community leaders, families, and readers who need sound Christian resources.

ACABA has grown steadily across Africa. The inaugural programme in 2021 had 74 submissions from Kenya and Uganda. In 2022, there were 79 submissions from 6 African countries. The third year had 87 submissions from 13 countries. In 2024, the fourth year recorded 107 submissions from 19 countries. In 2025, the fifth year grew to 134 submissions from 23 countries. 2026 is bringing even more authors.

Yes. We run and support book programmes for ministries to ensure maximum impact in African communities. These may include book donations, reading campaigns, discipleship resources, author connections, and literature-based outreach initiatives.

Yes. By empowering pastors, church leaders, parents, children, authors, and community champions, we help Christian literature reach homes, churches, schools, and local communities with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Yes. CLC Kenya runs writing classes and mentorship programmes for aspiring and growing authors. The classes help writers move from idea to manuscript through structure, accountability, feedback, and publishing readiness.

Yes. CLC Kenya supports authors through publishing guidance, editing coordination, book layout, cover design, Print on Demand, and wider author development. The goal is not only to print a book, but to help the author steward the message well.

MABB Read With Me is a children and family reading initiative that encourages families to read together, grow in godly values, and build a home culture of books, devotion, imagination, and meaningful conversation.

Yes. Through Mama Africa Book Box, reading clubs, family devotion ideas, children’s writing, storytelling, and book-based activities, CLC Kenya helps children and families encounter godly values through excellent stories and Scripture-rooted content.

CLC Kenya works with Christian authors to develop devotional content and Bible reading plans for wider digital discipleship. Authors may be guided on theme development, devotional structure, Scripture alignment, editing, and submission readiness.

Churches can partner through book tables, discipleship resource campaigns, pastor and leader empowerment, reading programmes, author events, book missions, children’s reading initiatives, and community outreach using Christian literature.

You can support by donating books, sponsoring printing, partnering in community outreach, supporting author development, sponsoring children’s reading programmes, volunteering, buying Christian books, or connecting CLC Kenya to ministries that need literature resources.