The Vicar later had time to visit and pray for unwell Christians.
He encouraged them that God is still able to heal and no disease is great than God.
We thank family members of them we visited, for nice welcome and informing us about their unwell family members.
Quick Recovery to them all
The Vicar this evening has consoled the family of NELLY NJOKI NJUGUNA mother to ANNET NYAKIO NJOKI and JANE WARINGA NJOKI for loosing their father MR. JOHN IGOGO NGUGI who hails at Ndenderu Kianjogu. The burial service will be at ACK Kianjogu as from 11AM this Friday. Shalom Shalom to the Family
On 20th February 2025 by God’s Grace the communication department of the diocese had a successful dinner evening with an aim to gather funds for starting a CLASSIC MODERN STUDIO The 6th Bishop Charles in attendance shared a homily on the need for communication especially at this time where the world is advancing on media…
Our parish vicar accompanied by Ev joe Yesterday Afternoon took the technical team for a New year meeting and retreat at Afro Sayari Gardens in Ruai . . On his reflection our vicar encouraged our technical team for the good work and great improvement that has been evident.In his sermonette the vicar expounded on…
It is during the 7A’S PRAYER WEEK that’s 7A’S BLESSED SHOP idea was birthed. Today the Vicar went to bless the shop that belongs to one of our Christians. Shalom
DIOCESAN RETIRED CLERGY FELLOWSHIP PSALM 37:25 I was young and now I am old, yet I have never seen the righteous forsaken or their children begging bread. Over 40 diocesan retired clergy, had their yearly fellowship at ACK KIAHURIA PARISH where they were welcomed by Rev Michael, Parish Vicar. Rev Michael in his homily encouraged…
Today was a special day as the Communication Department was officially launched by our Parish vicar Rev Michael as B.K Media Crew . The department has 16 committed members, each serving in different roles to support the church. They were also introduced in their reflectors, giving the team a neat and co-ordinated identity. Members were…