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 Location  Kenya is in East Africa, just below and to the left of the Horn of Africa, the part that sticks out like a rhino’s horn.  Kenya is about the size of our state of Texas.  Along the coast are beautiful beaches. Mountains rise in the west.  Near the ocean it’s hot and humid. It’s cooler in the mountains.

Capital City: Nairobi (2.9 million) Population: 38 million Main Languages: English and Swahili (both official), more than 40 tribal languages Main People Groups: Black Africa (99%), Europeans, Asians, Arabs Religions: Christian (80% in both Protestant and Roman Catholic churches), Muslim (10%), animist (9%)

The Land: The land in the south is good for growing food. In the northern desert, people move their animals from one place to another to find food. Weather: Near the ocean, the weather is hot and humid. The mountain highlands are cooler. The north is hot and dry. The southern part has two rainy seasons a year. Assemblies of God Facts: Thirty-one U.S. Assemblies of God missionaries work in Kenya. More than 1 million people worship in 3,200 AG churches. There are 2,610 pastors, and 14 Bible school programs are training 1,200 more. More Quick Facts

Kenya is famous for its game parks, where tourists come to see zebras, lions, elephants, giraffes, and other animals.