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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
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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