The Missionary Sisters of Mary Help of Christians (MSMHC) in the Ferrando Delegation Africa is an international religious congregation of women dedicated to the service of God and humanity through evangelization and social transformation. Rooted in the Gospel and inspired by the maternal care of Mary Help of Christians, the sisters commit themselves to the holistic development of individuals and communities, especially the poor, marginalized, and vulnerable. In Africa, the sisters serve in diverse socio-cultural and religious contexts marked by poverty, displacement, war, limited access to education and healthcare, and fragile faith formation. Responding to these realities, the MSMHC Sisters integrate pastoral care with education, healthcare, and social apostolates, becoming a living presence of Christ’s compassion, hope, and healing. The congregation was founded by Fr. Ferrando, a visionary missionary priest whose heart burned with zeal for the salvation of souls and the upliftment of the poor. Inspired by St. John Bosco and deeply devoted to Mary Help of Christians, he envisioned a congregation of women missionaries who would dedicate their lives to evangelization through education, pastoral care, and social service. The founder emphasized simplicity of life, deep faith, love for the Church, and availability for mission, values that continue to guide the MSMHC Sisters in Africa today.