Where It Started
Kibidula’s 4,776 acres were donated to the Seventh-day Adventist church in 1961. Early attempts at conventional farming struggled against the local climate and soil, so in 1989 a small team from Riverside Farm was asked to replicate a similar mission What God began through them has grown into three schools, a working press, an avocado farm, many projects, and dozens of workers serving communities across Tanzania.
“True education means more than the pursual of a certain course of study. It means more than a preparation for the life that now is. It has to do with the whole being, and with the whole period of existence possible to man.“
Education – pg 17
Education
Our three schools provide education that blends practical, hands-on skills with biblical values, preparing students for real life and service to others. Guided by Scripture, we emphasize wisdom, integrity, and stewardship through experiential learning, helping students develop skills that honor God and equip them for future education, work, and community impact.
Agriculture
At Kibidula Farm Limited, we focus on regenerative agriculture, using sustainable practices to grow high-quality avocados while restoring soil health and protecting the environment. Through responsible land stewardship, water conservation, and hands-on training, we produce healthy crops, support local livelihoods, and care for the land for future generations.
Mission
Our approach to health is rooted in biblical principles, recognizing the body as God’s creation and a gift to be cared for with wisdom and compassion. We promote physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being through preventive care, healthy practices, and service to others, honoring God by caring for ourselves and our communities.
