Kabarak University's Chaplain, Rev. Justus Mutuku, led a dedicated panel-based chapel to report on a recent mission to Kapsowar. The mission, which sought to bring the good news to the people of Kapsowar, left an indelible mark on the hearts and lives of thousands. The Vice-Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat, in his remarks, expressed profound gratitude to the missioners for their remarkable efforts.

As part of its annual mission outreach, Kabarak University is not only sharing the good news with the A.I.C. Kapsowar community but also extending the healing touch of modern medicine. Today, on this bright day, the university is conducting a medical camp led by the Kabarak University Senior Medical Officer Dr. Eugene Musungu, the initiative exemplifies Kabarak’s commitment to holistic community service. In the spirit of compassion and unity, the medical camp aims to provide essential healthcare services to the residents of A.I.C. Kapsowar, reaffirming the university's dedication to making a tangible difference in the lives of those it serves.

In a world marked by constant change and uncertainties, traditions often serve as the bedrock that grounds communities and institutions. Kabarak University, known for its commitment to excellence and strong values, holds a cherished tradition: the annual mission outreach. However, this tradition faced an unexpected hiatus in 2020 due to the global Covid-19 pandemic. Now, with hope on the horizon and faith in a brighter future, Kabarak University has revived this noble endeavor, reaffirming its dedication to sharing the good news and serving communities.