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In a powerful sermon delivered during a church fundraising event, Diocese of Embu Bishop Peter Kimani Ndung’u challenged...
28/09/2025

In a powerful sermon delivered during a church fundraising event, Diocese of Embu Bishop Peter Kimani Ndung’u challenged all Kenyans—regardless of status—to serve those around them with the same care and respect they expect in return.
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‎Speaking at Our Lady of Assumption, Kathambaiconi Prayer House in Nthagaiya Parish during a harambee to raise funds for the completion of the church, Bishop Kimani emphasized that service is not only a call for leaders but for every individual in their various roles—be it a husband, wife, child, or colleague.
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‎“We always think about people in power when we talk about service, but the truth is, each one of us has a responsibility,” the bishop said.
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‎“As a father, how do you serve your children? As a colleague, how do you treat your workmates?”
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‎He stressed that serving others begins at home, and fulfilling responsibilities such as paying school fees is not only a parental duty but a spiritual one.
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‎“We will be answerable in the afterlife if we fail to do what is expected of us,” he warned.
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‎Bishop Kimani further called out misuse of positions, cautioning church leaders and individuals in small leadership roles to reflect on whether their influence empowers or burdens others.
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‎Quoting the biblical story of Lazarus and the rich man, he highlighted the importance of being sensitive to the needs of those nearby.
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‎“Even if you're eating githeri at home, think of your neighbour who may have nothing. Sometimes, we don’t even know what’s happening around us,” he urged.
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‎On the political front, the bishop challenged national leaders to serve their constituents responsibly, warning that failure to do so contributes to unrest, referencing recent Gen Z-led demonstrations in Kenya and abroad.
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‎“When we don't change, God brings a revolution. When we do nothing to address the challenges of the needy, that’s where our problem as Christians begins,” he said.
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‎He called on all people to act on collective decisions and to let their goodness be seen in their actions, noting that God blesses individuals so they can be a blessing to others.
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‎“It's an opportunity to serve,” he said.
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‎Also speaking during the event, Rev. Fr. John Macharia, the parish priest of St. Francis of Assisi Nthagaiya Parish, commended Christians for their contributions to building the Kathambaiconi prayer house.
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‎He reminded them to not only build the physical church with stones but also cultivate a spiritual one in their hearts.
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‎“Let us also build the living church within us,” he said.
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‎The harambee was held as part of ongoing efforts to complete construction of the prayer house, which falls under Nthagaiya Parish in the Diocese of Embu.

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Bishop Peter Kimani Ndung’u of the Embu Diocese has urged Kenyans to prioritize peace and unity as the country prepares ...
27/09/2025

Bishop Peter Kimani Ndung’u of the Embu Diocese has urged Kenyans to prioritize peace and unity as the country prepares for upcoming by-elections, with early campaigns already setting the stage for the 2027 General Elections.

Speaking during the 39th anniversary celebration of the diocese, Bishop Kimani called on religious leaders to champion harmony during this politically charged period.

He cautioned the youth against being exploited by politicians for selfish gains, stressing the importance of their role in fostering national stability.

"We must prepare for elections peacefully and remain united as leaders of faith. I urge our young people not to be swayed into violence or manipulation by politicians," said the bishop.

He added, "If you must have a stone, keep it in your pocket you will use it for construction one day or fill a dangerous hole on your way."

Bishop Kimani further emphasized the need for continued partnerships between the church, health institutions, and other sectors to enhance service delivery and community well-being.

He thanked clergy, lay leaders, and congregants for their dedication, urging them to remain steadfast as the church eyes greater milestones.

The bishop encouraged the spirit of ecumenism showing the need for the church to partner with other denominations and vice versa.

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Christians from across the Embu Diocese gathered at St. Thomas Moore, Kairuri Parish, on Saturday in a vibrant celebrati...
27/09/2025

Christians from across the Embu Diocese gathered at St. Thomas Moore, Kairuri Parish, on Saturday in a vibrant celebration to mark 39 years since the diocese’s establishment.

Presided over by Bishop Peter Kimani Ndung’u, the event brought together faithful in a show of unity, faith, and thanksgiving.

The bishop delivered a powerful homily, urging believers to embrace the spirit of Ubuntu—the African philosophy of humanity and shared purpose—while drawing inspiration from the Holy Family.

“Let your families be united, your faith unwavering, and your hope alive,” Bishop Ndung’u said, calling on Christians to live out Christian values daily.

He encouraged active participation in church groups like the PMC, MYC, Youth, YASA, CWA, and CMA, reminding each generation of its responsibility to sustain the Church.

He also emphasized the power of gratitude, citing the biblical story of the ten lepers.

“We know how to pray, but do we know how to give thanks?” he asked, adding that gratitude opens doors to new blessings.

John Cardinal Njue, the first bishop of Embu, who also attended, echoed the bishop’s message.

He likened the diocese’s journey to a seed now bearing fruit and called on Christians to nurture its growth.

At the same time, the bishop highlighted the diocese’s expansion from 9 to 23 parishes, with more planned in Munyori, Siakago, and Embu parishes.

Founded in 1986, the Diocese of Embu continues to grow as a spiritual and community pillar in the region.

Story by Henest Murithi

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