WHAT I DO
Write. Teach. Share God's Word.
Writer, EDUCARE Trainer of Trainers, and advocate for Bible access — using words, education, and ministry to guide hearts toward Christ.
Writing rooted in faith, hope, and the beauty of everyday life.
"Life blessed is a life shared." — Naomi Wendot, 2005
While at the University, I was selected for a France Scholarship to study French as a second language. It was a wonderful opportunity, and I had a memorable stay in Besançon.
— Naomi, 19th Sep
"Life blessed is a life shared." — Naomi Wendot, 2005
WHAT I DO
Writer, EDUCARE Trainer of Trainers, and advocate for Bible access — using words, education, and ministry to guide hearts toward Christ.
LATEST PIECES
While at the University, I was selected for a France Scholarship to study French as a second language. It was a wonderful opportunity, and I had a memorable stay in Besançon.
19th September 2026
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A teacher felt overwhelmed by the workload and prayed for God to provide additional help. Before long, a new teacher joined the school for the new term—a timely answer to prayer and a reminder that God provides.
19th September 2026
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“We persevered in prayer, and God opened an earlier visa interview slot, enabling our family to join my husband in the USA in November 2024.”
19th September 2026
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ABOUT
Naomi Wendot is a Kenyan-born poet, writer, educator, and woman of deep Christian faith. Her words have journeyed from personal journals in 2005 to hearts across Kenya, the United States, and beyond.
What began as freestyle poems jotted in quiet moments has grown into a body of poetry, articles, daily inspirations, stories, and testimonies. Beyond writing, she is a trained EDUCARE Trainer of Trainers, bringing Christian-centred education and hope to communities.
Read Her Full Story →Her poems on faith and hope have become a daily refuge.
Onduso Bonface
Kenya
The authenticity in her writing feels like a conversation with a dear friend.
Margaret Wendot
Kenya
Her testimonies have transformed how I see God's presence in my life.
Elizabeth W.
Mombasa