Introduction

Who We Are

We are Ben, Kayla, and Elliot Peters. We were married in 2020 and then moved to Lesotho in 2021 as full time missionaries under the ICHA. In December of 2025, God gave us a new team member--Elliot. We love serving the Lord in Lesotho Africa.

Kayla has had a call to missions for much of her life. Even as a young girl, she had a sense that God wanted her to go to Africa as a missionary. She began making trips to Africa in 2011 and in 2017, she spent about 5 months with the Missionaries Darrell and Tonda Miller in South Africa. During that time, she had the opportunity to visit Lesotho where God gave her a more specific calling to Lesotho.

Ben's call to missions came quite a bit later in life. He grew up with a sense that God might have some sort of full-time ministry for him to do, but it was not until 2020 that God started opening up doors and making His will known to Ben and finally sealing the call for mission's to his heart. Since that time, the Lord has enlarged his call to include preaching.

Where We Live

We live in the small, land-locked country of Lesotho. It is surrounded on every side by South Africa. It has a population of around 2.4 million people (World Bank, 2026). We live in a small village called Hamokhehle near the national landmark, Thaba Bosiu. Our mission house sits at 5,600 ft elevation on the edge of a mountain. Not only do we have amazing views, we are on the edge of what could be termed “rural Lesotho.” This means that we don’t have to go as far to reach the unreached villages of Lesotho.

What We Do

There are so many things that ICHA Lesotho does to the reach un-reached, preach the gospel, and teach scriptural holiness. We are committed to working ourselves out of a job. While we certainly do a fair amount of ministry ourselves, we are focusing on training indigenous Christians to take complete charge of the ministry. Weekly ministries include Bible Studies, young-leader training courses using SGC materials with missionary oversight, soup kitchens for vulnerable children, and Sunday services at our 4 churches. Additionally, we have 3 camp meetings, a winter coat and clothing distribution for around 30 vulnerable children, a scholarship program, and we provide Christmas for around 30 vulnerable children.