BYU-Pathways Worldwide Health 10K Walk Participants – 22 August 2026 Kinshasha DRC
BYU-Pathways Worldwide Health 10K Walk Participants – 22 August 2026 Kinshasha DRC© 2026 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved.Students of BYU-Pathway Worldwide living in Kinshasa participated in a health walk on Saturday, August 22, 2026, aimed at promoting physical well-being, strengthening connections among students, and encouraging perseverance in their studies.
Starting from the Limete Ward meetinghouse and walking toward the Kinshasa Interchange, participants covered approximately ten kilometers. Beyond the physical exercise, the walk provided an opportunity for students to spend time together, share experiences, and strengthen bonds of friendship and fellowship.
BYU-Pathways Worldwide Students Improving Physical Well-Being – 22 August 2026 Kinshasha DRC
BYU-Pathways Worldwide Students Improving Physical Well-Being – 22 August 2026 Kinshasha DRC© 2026 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved.At the conclusion of the walk, a discussion session was held. Several participants shared their success stories, experiences, and challenges encountered throughout their academic journey. The gathering also allowed students to ask questions and receive clarification on various aspects of their learning experience.
These discussions helped reinforce their motivation. Satisfied with the answers they received, participants left with a renewed commitment to continue their educational efforts and make the most of the learning opportunities available to help prepare for their future.
The activity was conducted under the leadership of Brother Boniface Beya in a spirit of fellowship, mutual support, and progress.
An Opportunity to Study Remotely
BYU-Pathway Worldwide expands access to online higher education, enabling students to pursue pathways leading to certificates and university degrees offered through its partner institutions.
This model allows students to continue their education from their home country while balancing their studies with professional, family, and personal responsibilities.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, many students have already benefited from this online learning opportunity and earned degrees through their dedication and perseverance.
Through initiatives such as this health walk, students in Kinshasa demonstrate that their journey extends beyond academic learning. It is also an opportunity to build relationships, encourage one another, and move forward together toward a brighter future.
