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October 2, 2017

Once abandoned himself, Kenyan man now cares for thousands of children

Charles Mully is pictured with young people in a scene from the film "Mully," a documentary about the Kenyan-born Mully, 68, who was abandoned by his family when he was 6 years old and went on to become a successful businessman and founder of Mully Children's Family to help children who themselves have been abandoned.

WASHINGTON – Charles Mully has had an incredible life story. And he's not finished yet.

The Kenyan-born Mully, 68, was abandoned by his family when he was 6 years old. For a decade, he scratched out a living for himself. At age 16, he encountered Christ in a personal way and later became a successful businessman, but he ditched it all to establish the Mully Children's Family, a home to shelter kids who had been abandoned like he once had been.

Published in Call to Service