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“A new way of being begins with a new way of thinking.”
Our programs make Science of Mind teachings practical, accessible, and relevant to everyday life in Africa — through free classes, New Thought translations, transformative youth camps, scholarships, and conscious community hubs.
Students engage in meditation, affirmative prayer, journaling, gratitude, forgiveness, and intention setting to realize their divine wholeness.
Offered online and in local communities with materials in both English and Kiswahili, our initiatives empower individuals to cultivate self-worth, step into compassionate leadership, and transform their communities.
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Free accredited Science of Mind foundation classes, New Thought book studies, and Licensed Practitioner & Ministerial leadership training across Africa.

Translating foundational Science of Mind literature into Kiswahili for 200+ million speakers across Africa, paired with a free online lending library.

Empowering young women (Free to Be Me) and young men (Woke Mtaa) through annual immersive camps, mentorship, life skills, and spiritual principles.

Comprehensive four-year boarding school scholarships, holistic mentoring, and leadership development for promising Kenyan students with financial need.

Safe, welcoming spaces for fellowship, deep listening, healing, and spiritual practice—including Soulful Thursdays, Coffee Conversations, and Grief Circles.

Developing self-sustaining, African-led spiritual communities in Tanzania, Kisumu, Kakamega, and Nanyuki on the path to becoming licensed Study Groups.

Translating New Thought music into Kiswahili—including Rev. Karen Drucker's catalog—and producing recordings that bring spiritual Truth alive in African hearts.

Broadcasting 24/7 spiritual programming, podcasts, and digital teachings in English and Kiswahili, amplifying African spiritual writers and teachers.
We believe music is a sacred vehicle for experiencing spiritual Truth. Through a gracious partnership with Rev. Karen Drucker, SOMA has permission to translate her entire musical library into Kiswahili—allowing communities across Africa to sing, pray, and rejoice in their own mother tongue.
Press play below to hear Winnie Otieno sing There is Only Love (Kuna Upendo Tu)—SOMA's first recorded Kiswahili New Thought translation.

“Music in Kiswahili lets our hearts sing the Truth in the language of our souls.”
Rev. Karen Drucker Collection Translation
SOMA partners with local leaders in Kenya and Tanzania to bring spiritual tools directly into neighborhoods, creating welcoming hubs that nurture healing, fellowship, and empowerment.

Offers Science of Mind workshops and leadership development entirely in Kiswahili. A vibrant community is rapidly growing through weekly gatherings, prayer circles, and translated resources.
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Offers monthly Science of Mind workshops and a weekly Men's Circle — a powerful, confidential sanctuary for practical spirituality, brotherhood, healing, and life transformation.
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Youth-focused outreach providing spiritual education for children, teens, and young adults focused on anti-bullying, positive conflict resolution, and the Creative Process.
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SOMA's newest frontier at the foothills of Mount Kenya. Monthly Science of Mind seminars launched July 2026 are actively laying the groundwork for a dedicated, thriving Study Group.
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