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Hannah Jackson

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Hannah taught Geography in the UK for 14 years before spending a year on AIM’s short-term programme in northern Kenya. This was followed by serving with Oak Hall Expeditions and St Nicholas Church, Sevenoaks.
From 2021 to 2024, Hannah was part of a TIMO team in Likawage in rural Tanzania. Here she was learning Swahili and, with her teammates, built relationships and shared Jesus with their neighbours. The team sought to encourage members of the fledgling church to hold out the gospel to the local community. Some of Hannah’s Tanzanian teammates have stayed in Likawage to continue the work.
Hannah is now AIM’s Child Safety Lead and is based in Nairobi. AIM takes seriously its God-given responsibility towards all children, longing to see them develop into confident adults who know and love Jesus and can thrive in this fallen world. Hannah deals with safeguarding issues and helps AIM to be an organisation where children are safe and cared for.
Hannah is also involved with outreach to unreached people groups in the city.
She enjoys cooking, crafts and teaching the Bible to children.

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Hannah is the Child Safety Officer for AIM. Give thanks for 33 new AIM members and their children, from 14 different countries, and serving all over Africa in different contexts, who have recently finished their Africa-Based Orientation training. Hannah led Child Safety sessions for children and adults and enjoyed sharing cups of chai and meals with people. Please pray that God will use Hannah’s labours and multiply them in the places that these missionaries have been sent to, so that they faithfully embody the care of Jesus.

Hannah Jackson is the Child Safety Officer for AIM. Pray for wisdom in building on the work done to reduce the risk of children becoming casualties of the gospel work their parents are doing. Ask the Lord to help Hannah through a time of transition as the Swansons have now returned to the UK. Hannah has lived next door to Tony and Cath for the last year, and they’ve helped her settle into life and work in Nairobi. She has celebrated Christmas and Easter with them and has enjoyed many themed film nights together. Cath has been her friend and mentor, and Hannah has been grateful to have had this time with her. Pray for Hannah as she misses them both.

Hannah Jackson is the Child Safety Officer for AIM. She was recently encouraged by visitors on their way back to ministry in Korr in Northern Kenya. Her visitors had set up the schools where Hannah taught back in 2012-13, established the Rendille Bible translation project and looked after Hannah when she was a short-termer. She was honoured to spend time with them back in Kenya and hear stories of how God’s work in Korr is continuing and bearing fruit.

Kenya

Kenya gained independence from Britain in 1963. Since then British tourism has been a key element of Kenya’s economy, however, unemployment, poverty and crime remain high. Whilst the majority religion is Christianity, Kenya’s ethnic diversity and vast countryside means there are still many unreached with the gospel.

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