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PATHWAY TO MANHOOD
ROPES Program & Mentorship Camp for Boys (Ages 12–14)
The Karen AGC Rops (Pathway to Manhood) is a three-week mentorship program designed to guide boys through a safe, dignified, and spiritually grounded transition into young manhood.
By combining professional medical care with a rigorous five-pillar mentorship model, we ensure every boy emerges with a clear sense of identity, responsibility, and faith.
This program started in December 2019 with only 12 boys. Up-to date, over 320 young men have successfully been mentored and graduated.
2026 Cohort Schedule
Specifically tailored for the IGCSE System.
Open for enrollment
Open for enrollment
Professional Medical Care
Safety and hygiene are our highest priorities. Circumcision is conducted on-site by a team of highly qualified doctors and nurses. Our medical package includes: Professional surgical procedures in a sterile environment. Daily post-operative follow-up. 24/7 health monitoring throughout the recovery period.
The Five Pillars of Manhood
Our curriculum, “Pathway to Manhood,” is built on a holistic five-pillar model to ensure well-rounded development:
- Spiritual Growth: Discovering identity in Christ, biblical values, and the importance of prayer and integrity.
- Emotional Maturity: Developing self-awareness, empathy, and the discipline to handle life’s pressures with grace.
- Physical Development: Mastery of personal hygiene, fitness routines, and post-procedural body care.
- Intellectual Formation: Strengthening critical thinking, academic discipline, and sound decision-making skills.
- Social Responsibility: Cultivating respect for elders, teamwork, and a commitment to being a positive influence in society.
The Five Pillars of Manhood
Our curriculum, “Pathway to Manhood,” is built on a holistic five-pillar model to ensure well-rounded development:
- Spiritual Growth: Discovering identity in Christ, biblical values, and the importance of prayer and integrity.
- Emotional Maturity: Developing self-awareness, empathy, and the discipline to handle life’s pressures with grace.
- Physical Development: Mastery of personal hygiene, fitness routines, and post-procedural body care.
- Intellectual Formation: Strengthening critical thinking, academic discipline, and sound decision-making skills.
- Social Responsibility: Cultivating respect for elders, teamwork, and a commitment to being a positive influence in society.
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Graduation & The HATUA Journey
Pass-Out Ceremony: The program culminates in a formal church ceremony. Parents, family, and friends are invited to witness and celebrate this significant milestone.
HATUA Mentor Camp: One year later, boys return for a one-week adventurous follow-up camp held off-site. This phase focuses on leadership, outdoor challenges (hiking/sports), and deepening the brotherhood formed during ROPES.
What should my son carry?
Please refer to this table for items needed during admission and the prohibited items.
NB: Please pack all items in a foldable bag (e.g., Nigerian bag). Hard suitcases are not permitted.
| Personal Items | Bedding & Utility | Prohibited Items |
|---|---|---|
| Bible, Notebook, & Pen | Blanket / Duvet & 2 Bedsheets | No Electronics (Phones / Tablets) |
| 3 T-shirts & 3 Jumpers / Sweaters | Mosquito Net | No Storybooks |
| 2 Lesos | 1 Bucket | No Suitcases |
| Slippers / Crocs | Towel & Face Towel | — |
| — | Toothbrush & Toothpaste | — |
Registration and Payment Details
How to pay
Total Program Fee: KSh 60,000 (All-Inclusive)
Commitment Fee: KSh 5,000 (Nonrefundable, deducted from the total balance).
Payment Method: M-Pesa Paybill 334333.
Account Name: [Son’s Name]
NB: The fee covers: Medical care and supplies, full board accommodation, mentorship resources, partial HATUA Camp costs, and a graduation outfit (Trousers, Shirt, and Maasai Shuka).
Information for Parents
Visiting Hours
Fathers can visit their sons daily from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM.
Pass-Out Requirements
Parents are required to provide a Fimbo (traditional staff) and shoes for their son on graduation day.
Admission Day Checklist
Please pack all items in a foldable bag (e.g., Nigerian bag). Hard suitcases are not permitted.
Memories from Previous Cohorts
Karen Africa Gospel Church. A community of believers who love Christ.
Service Times
Sunday Worship:
10AM & 12PM
Midweek Service:
Wednesday 6 - 7PM
Children's Service:
Sunday 11 - 12PM
Contact Info
- +254 724 334 333
- pastor@karenagc.org
- 974-00502 Langata, Nairobi
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