Remove Myths Surrounding Your Purpose – Dr. Lillian Mukuhi Kimani
My name is Dr. Lillian Mukuhi Kimani. I am a woman of faith, purpose, and compassion, with a heart for nurturing others and guiding individuals towards inner healing, personal growth, and a deeper relationship with God. My educational and professional background is in Organisational Development (OD) Psychology and Gender. I am also a Certified Christian Life Coach, educator, trainer, speaker, and writer, with over three decades of experience in women’s ministry. I am passionate about helping women build resilience and cultivate emotional, mental, and spiritual wellness. With a particular interest in the intersection of biblical Scripture and emotional health, I seek to create practical resources that empower Christian women to live fulfilled and joyful lives.
My Mission
I am writing a book inspired by Scripture and guided by the Holy Spirit, aimed at helping women reclaim their rightful place in the Kingdom of God, discover their identity in Jesus Christ, and maximise their emotional and spiritual potential. Growing up during the women’s gender equality movement of the 1970s and watching my mother and other pioneering women participate in the second national liberation left me with many questions about my identity as a child of God. I sought to understand the source of gender inequalities that often left women culturally regarded as inferior, disregarded, and treated without respect. These frustrations led me to search the Scriptures alongside secular historical materials. Through this journey, I discovered a biblical picture of women as God’s special vessels, created with noble character, strength, wisdom, and empathy, as reflected in Proverbs 31:10–31. Proverbs 31:26 particularly highlights wisdom and kindness, qualities that also form part of the foundational skills of Emotional Intelligence.
My writing seeks to help women remove myths and misconceptions surrounding their purpose, value, and personal worth. Scripture teaches that women are created in God’s image and share equal value and standing before Him (Genesis 1:27), and that in Christ, our spiritual salvation and identity transcend gender distinctions (Galatians 3:28). I am particularly motivated to help women, especially those in the younger generation, appreciate their emotional and spiritual gifts and abilities so that they can honour God, their Creator, with joy and fulfilment.
My Writing Process
I experienced writer’s block during the initial stages of writing, particularly while crafting the introduction. However, as I continued, the writer’s block gradually faded, and I settled into a productive writing rhythm. I attribute much of this progress to the continuous encouragement and motivation provided by the Onyx Writing Class facilitation team. The Writing Class also guided me in developing a personal writing schedule that fitted around my professional and personal commitments. I allocated two hours each night, from 9:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., five days a week, to my writing. Working within tight deadlines also helped me remain disciplined and complete my draft manuscript on schedule.
My Posture
I appreciated the technical guidance and feedback provided by the Onyx Writing Class facilitators throughout the writing journey. I was particularly impressed by their quick responses to my WhatsApp messages and phone calls. Their accessibility and continued guidance helped me progress through the different stages of developing my manuscript.
My Onyx Writing Class Experience
Attending CLC Kenya’s Onyx Writing Class was the right decision and one of the best investments I have made in my personal and professional development. Among the key benefits I received were a biblically and spiritually inspired approach to writing Christian books, a professional step-by-step and practical approach to the writing process, and continuous encouragement, motivation, and hand-holding throughout the journey. The tutorial writing sessions provided by Dr. Muthoni gave me inspirational, practical, and useful tools and guidance necessary for a beginning and aspiring author. I would highly recommend the Onyx Writing Class to anyone who has been struggling to fulfil their dream of writing a book and becoming an author.
Closing Reflection
The Onyx Writing Class anchored my writing journey in biblical principles and standards and helped me understand what it means to become an authentic Christian writer I am truly grateful for the practical tools, spiritual inspiration, professional guidance, and continued encouragement I received throughout the programme. My desire is to use what I have learnt to develop resources that help women understand their God-given identity, recognise their emotional and spiritual potential, and live lives that honour God with joy and fulfilment.
CLC Kenya Celebrates 18 Graduating Writers from the Onyx Writing Mentorship Class
CLC Kenya joyfully celebrated the virtual graduation of 18 writers from the Onyx Writing Mentorship Class, marking another milestone in raising Christian authors across Africa. Facilitated by Jackline Ingasian and hosted by Dr. Muthoni Omukhango, the graduation brought together writers from Kenya and Uganda who have completed manuscripts across various genres, including memoirs, marriage guidance, Christian living, parenting, children’s devotionals, inner healing, financial stewardship, leadership, and discipleship.
During the ceremony, each writer shared their writing journey, the inspiration behind their book, and the lessons learnt through the mentorship process. The event also highlighted CLC Kenya’s wider mission of advancing the gospel through Christian literature, a mission connected to CLC’s global work across 44 countries.
The CLC Kenya’s Writing Class has continued to grow since its beginning in 2020, raising writers who are not only completing manuscripts but also preparing to publish books that will serve families, churches, communities, and nations.
The 2026 graduating writers were encouraged to move forward into the publishing and marketing phase, with the hope of celebrating their published works in 2027 with an in-person graduation set for 28th November 2026 at Garden Estate.
As the session closed in prayer and thanksgiving, the charge was clear: graduation is not the end of the journey, but the beginning of greater stewardship. These writers carry stories, testimonies, teachings, and messages that can impact Africa and beyond.
Meet the Graduates
The Onyx Writing Mentorship Class brought together writers with different stories, experiences and areas of calling, united by one goal: to develop their manuscripts and grow in the craft of writing.
From Christian living and leadership to biography, fiction, women, young adults and other areas of impact, these graduates represent a growing community of writers committed to using the written word meaningfully.
We celebrate the progress they have made and invite you to meet each member of the 2026 Onyx Writing Class below.
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