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10/12/2025

NAMBALE ACK DIOCESE: Mr. Wilberforce Wasirimba Donates Land to A.C.K Musoma Church in a Ceremony Led by Rt. Rev. Bishop Isaiah Obuya

By Malachi Motano

MALANGA PARISH, December 8, 2025 — The A.C.K Musoma Church received a significant boost to its mission and future growth after Mr. Wilberforce Wasirimba donated a piece of land in a ceremony held at Musoma Comprehensive School. The momentous event was presided over by the Rt. Rev. Isaiah Obuya, Bishop of the A.C.K Nambale Diocese, and attended by parish members, clergy, and local community representatives.

During the ceremony, Bishop Obuya commended Mr. Wasirimba for his generosity, noting that such acts of kindness strengthen the foundation of the church’s ministry and inspire unity within the community. The bishop also led prayers of thanksgiving, asking God to continue blessing Mr. Wasirimba and his family for their selfless contribution.

Church leaders expressed hope that the newly donated land will serve as a vital resource for expanding God’s work in Malanga Parish. Plans for its use will focus on enhancing the church’s mission, supporting spiritual growth, and advancing community outreach initiatives.

The congregation celebrated the donation with gratitude, acknowledging it as a remarkable milestone in the parish’s ongoing development and a testament to the power of faith-driven generosity.

09/12/2025

BONDO ACK DIOCESE:: Bishop Celebrates Wife’s Birthday with Heartfelt Tribute

By Malachi Motano

Bishop Rt. Rev. David Godia of the Bondo Anglican Church Diocese marked a special moment yesterday as he celebrated the birthday of his wife, Mama Mary Godia, with a warm and heartfelt tribute at a private gathering attended by close family, friends, and church members.

The bishop, known for his spiritual leadership and dedication to the church, took to the pulpit during a service to express his deep admiration and gratitude for his wife. “Today, we celebrate not only the gift of life but the countless ways in which my dear wife has been a constant source of love, support, and strength in our ministry,” he said, drawing applause from the congregation.

Mama Mary Godia, a key figure in the diocese and a pillar of support to her husband’s ministry, received well-wishes and prayers from various members of the community. Many of them spoke fondly of her nurturing spirit and dedication to the church, especially her involvement in youth programs, women’s ministry, and outreach initiatives.

“I am deeply touched by the love and kindness shown by everyone today,” Mama Mary Godia said during the celebration. “God has been good to me, and I am grateful for the opportunity to serve alongside my husband and to be part of this vibrant community.”

The celebration also featured a special prayer for the couple’s continued health, strength, and guidance as they lead the Bondo Diocese. As a gesture of appreciation, the bishop presented Mama Mary with a thoughtful gift, symbolizing his deep love and respect for her.

The event was marked by joyous songs, prayers, and reflections, with the couple’s family members and close friends sharing touching stories of their partnership, both in life and in ministry. The celebration highlighted the strong bond between the bishop and his wife, emphasizing the importance of family and faith in the journey of ministry.

09/12/2025

MASENO EAST ACK DIOCESE: Youths Conference Officially Kicks Off Today

By Malachi Motano

The highly anticipated Diocese of Maseno East Youths Conference officially opened today, drawing hundreds of young people from across the region to participate in a transformative gathering aimed at spiritual growth, leadership development, and community building. The event, taking place at the diocesan headquarters, kicked off with an inspiring opening ceremony led by the Diocese’s bishop and several guest speakers.

In his opening address, Bishop John Ochieng emphasized the importance of the youth in the church's mission, urging attendees to embrace their role as change-makers in their communities. "The future of our church and society depends on the energy and vision that you bring to the table. This conference is not just about learning but about empowering you to take action," Bishop Ochieng said.

Throughout the conference, youth leaders will engage in workshops, discussions, and activities that focus on leadership, faith, and personal development. The event will also feature keynote addresses from prominent figures in both the religious and civic sectors, offering the youths valuable insights into how they can contribute meaningfully to the growth of the church and society at large.

Participants were excited about the chance to network, share experiences, and be inspired by stories of faith and resilience. “This conference is an opportunity to connect with others who share the same passion for serving God and our community,” said Jane Okoth, a youth leader from the region.

The conference is expected to run for three days, concluding with a special service dedicated to celebrating the youth’s role in the church and the community.

08/12/2025

08/12/2025

TAITA-TAVETA ACK DIOCESE :
Bishop Officially Opens Teens and Senior Youth Conference at Voi Girls Educational Center

By Malachi Motano

A spirit of excitement and anticipation filled the air at Voi Girls Educational Center today, 8th December 2025, as the Rt. Rev. Liverson Mng’onda officially opened the much-awaited Teens and Senior Youth Conference. The event marks the beginning of a transformative gathering designed to empower, equip, and inspire young people from across the region.

In his opening remarks, Bishop Mng’onda emphasized the vital role of youth in shaping the future of both the Church and society. He encouraged the participants to embrace the conference as an opportunity for personal growth, spiritual nourishment, and meaningful fellowship.

The conference, expected to run over several days, will feature a wide range of sessions including leadership training, mentorship forums, worship experiences, and discussions on challenges facing today’s young people. Organizers expressed optimism that the program will leave a lasting impact on the attendees, helping them become grounded, confident, and purpose-driven individuals.

The opening ceremony set a hopeful tone for what promises to be an enriching and empowering conference for all the teens and senior youth gathered at the Voi Girls Educational Center.

08/12/2025

ACK MT. KENYA SOUTH DIOCESE: St. James Cathedral Kiambu Marks Differently Abled Sunday with Powerful Call to Affirm the Value of Family

By Malachi Motano:

The first Sunday of December was observed with joy and reflection across the Diocese of Mt. Kenya South as churches celebrated Differently Abled Sunday. At ACK St. James Cathedral Kiambu, congregants gathered for a vibrant day of worship that highlighted inclusion, family, and the inherent value of every person created in God’s image.

The services were led by Assistant Provost Revd Anne Mwaura, supported by the pastoral team and church elders. The Bethany Cell Group served as ushers, warmly welcoming worshippers and ensuring a smooth flow of the day’s liturgy.

The cathedral hosted Revd Erickson Mugo, the Diocesan Coordinator for the Differently Abled Department, as the guest preacher. In his sermon titled “The Value of Family”, drawn from Colossians 3:1–25, Revd Mugo emphasized why the Diocese has set aside every first Sunday of December as Disability Awareness Sunday.

Addressing modern narratives that increasingly undermine the role of family, Revd Mugo reminded the congregation that God’s design for family remains “priceless and unshakeable.” He noted that families should provide shelter in times of storms, serve as sources of encouragement, and offer unwavering support even in moments of failure or loss. He further highlighted the deep wounds caused by rejection within families—especially for persons living with disabilities—and urged believers to cultivate homes filled with love, honour, and compassion.

Following the inspiring message, congregants fellowshipped in their various departments, sharing coffee, refreshments, and moments of meaningful connection.

The day concluded with a renewed sense of unity and purpose as worshippers celebrated the truth that every family matters and every individual holds immeasurable worth before God.

08/12/2025

RIFT VALLEY :Bishop Sam Gachathi Leads Rift Valley Anglican Military Thanksgiving as Hundreds of KDF Troops Gather for Worship

By : Malachi Motano

On Sunday, 30 November 2025, the 3rd Diocesan Bishop, Rt. Rev’d Maj. (Rtd) Sam Gachathi, together with the Diocesan Mothers’ Union and Kenya Anglican Women Ministry President, Mrs. Dorcas Gachathi, led the Anglican Military Episcopate Thanksgiving Service for the Rift Valley Region. The annual spiritual gathering brought together Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) personnel and their families for a day of worship, gratitude, and spiritual renewal.

Representing the Archbishop and KDF Bishop in Ordinary, Most Rev. Dr. Jackson Ole Sapit, Bishop Sam was received by Principal Chaplain Col Rev. Granton Mwanyanya. Also in attendance were Kenya Army Service Chaplain Col Rev. Gilbert Songok and Kenya Air Force Service Chaplain Col Rev. Charles Okapesi.

Troops from across the region—including 31 Mechanised Infantry Battalion in Lokichogio, 9 Kenya Rifles, Recruit Training School, 3 Kenya Rifles, 81 Tank Battalion, 5 Kenya Rifles and personnel from Kenyatta Barracks—assembled for one of the area’s most unifying military church events.

The day began with the blessing and consecration of a new Sunday School Hall at All Saints Church within the Kenya Military Academy. This was followed by the re-consecration of the main sanctuary after recent renovations. Twenty-seven lay readers were commissioned to support chaplaincy work across various units, especially in remote stations where chaplains are not always present. Additionally, catechumens were confirmed, and new members were enrolled into the Mothers’ Union, Kenya Anglican Men Association (K**A), and Kenya Anglican Youth Organisation (KAYO).

Preaching under the theme “Commissioned to Serve, Committed to God’s Glory,” Bishop Sam urged all newly commissioned leaders to embrace their calling with devotion and integrity, reminding them that “commissioning without commitment is empty.”

07/12/2025

NAKURU ACK DIOCESE : Bishop’s Pastoral Visit Brings Celebration and Growth to St. John’s Elburgon Parish

By Malachi Motano

ACK St. John’s Elburgon Parish joyfully welcomed the Diocesan Bishop earlier today for a special Episcopal Pastoral Visit. He was joined by the Mothers’ Union and ACWF President, Mrs. Lucy Mambo, along with guest clergy from Minnesota, USA, and Mt. Kenya South.

Area Dean and Vicar Rev. Leonard Manji, Rev. Sophie, lay readers, and the entire parish community warmly received the Bishop upon his arrival.

During the service, the Bishop led several key spiritual activities, including:

Administering the sacrament of Confirmation

Enrolling boys and girls into the Brigade

Delivering a sermon rooted in this year’s theme, 2 Timothy 2:15, presented by Rev. Carmen D. Lewis from Minnesota, USA

Presiding over Holy Communion

The visit proved to be a deeply enriching and uplifting moment for the congregation, marking a significant milestone in the parish’s spiritual life.

Following the service, the Bishop continued to St. Peter’s Turi Parish, where he officially opened a newly completed house.

05/12/2025

TAITA- TAVETA ACK DIOCESE: Thousands Expected at Dawson Mwanyumba Stadium for Mega Worship Experience in Wundanyi

By Malachi Motano

WUNDANYI, Kenya — Anticipation is building across Taita Taveta County as residents prepare for a powerful spiritual gathering dubbed “This is the Day The Lord Has Made – Mega Worship Experience.” The event is set to take place at the Dawson Mwanyumba Stadium in Wundanyi, beginning at 11:00 AM.

Organizers have extended an open invitation to believers and well-wishers from across the region, encouraging all to come and take part in a day of praise, worship, and fellowship. The worship experience is expected to draw large numbers, with many viewing it as a moment of reflection, unity, and spiritual renewal.

Local leaders and church groups have welcomed the initiative, noting its potential to uplift the community and bring residents together in a positive atmosphere of faith.

Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to secure seating as preparations continue to ensure a smooth and memorable experience for all.

All are welcome.

04/12/2025

K.A.M.A Provincial Conference 2025: Day Two Marked by Inspiration and Renewed Commitment

By Malachi Motano

Day Two of the K.A.M.A Provincial Conference 2025 unfolded with a series of impactful sessions that energized delegates and reinforced the association’s mission across the province.

Participants engaged in focused discussions, devotional moments, and interactive workshops designed to deepen spiritual growth, strengthen leadership skills, and enhance fellowship among members. The day’s activities highlighted the importance of unity, service, and the continued dedication of K.A.M.A members to advancing the church’s mission.

Speakers emphasized the role of men in church and community transformation, urging participants to champion integrity, mentorship, and active involvement in ministry. Delegates also had the opportunity to share experiences from their respective dioceses, fostering a spirit of collaboration and mutual learning.

As Day Two concluded, attendees expressed gratitude for the enriching sessions and looked forward to the remaining days of the conference with renewed commitment and anticipation.

04/12/2025

MASENO SOUTH ACK DIOCESE: Leaders Unite on Second Day of Synod

By Malachi Motano

The Second Day of the Diocesan Synod brought together dedicated leaders from across the Diocese of Maseno South, marking another significant step in the church’s ongoing journey of reflection, growth, and service.

Participants engaged in meaningful discussions aimed at strengthening fellowship, sharing insights, and shaping the strategic direction of the church. The atmosphere was characterized by unity of purpose as clergy and lay leaders collaboratively addressed key issues affecting the diocese and explored opportunities for ministry enhancement.

Throughout the day, speakers emphasized the importance of collective responsibility and spiritual stewardship in advancing the mission of the church. Delegates expressed gratitude for the spirit of cooperation and the commitment demonstrated by all attendees.

As proceedings concluded, the diocesan leadership offered thanks to God for His continued guidance and provision, reaffirming their dedication to walking together in faith as they chart the future of the Diocese of Maseno South.

04/12/2025

NAKURU ACK DIOCESE: Rt. Rev. Antony Mambo Hosts International Church Leaders, Visits Imani Talents Sacco

By Malachi Motano

The Rt. Rev. Antony Mambo this afternoon welcomed distinguished guests to his office for a courtesy meeting aimed at strengthening partnerships within the global Anglican and Episcopal community. The delegation included Bishop Kimberly Lucas of the Episcopal Church in Colorado, USA, and the Rt. Rev. Dr. Emily Onyango, Assistant Bishop of the Anglican Church of Kenya, Bondo Diocese.

During the meeting, the church leaders exchanged insights on ministry, leadership, and opportunities for collaboration across dioceses. The gathering highlighted the growing commitment to fostering international relationships within the wider Anglican family.

Following the discussions, the team proceeded to visit Imani Talents Sacco, where they received a warm reception from CEO Frank Mwirigi. The visit provided an opportunity for the guests to learn more about the Sacco’s initiatives and its role in empowering communities through financial services.

The day’s engagements underscored a shared vision of strengthening ties and supporting community-driven development.