For centuries God has been calling out in love for men to choose and seek him, and his call went out to Florence Onimbo.
The marrieds of the Kampala church held a retreat under the theme “Marriage Without Regret”. William and Victorai Auki from Nairobi were guest speakers and the hosts at the romantic setting of Kalangala Island were Kampala leaders Richard and Florence Ahenda.
AUKIS APPOINTED
Three days after William Auki’s 35th birthday, he and his wife (pictured here on either side of Herve and Janet Fleurant) were appointed evangelist and women’s ministry leader before the Nairobi congregation gathered at the Nyayo National Stadium.
28 April 2006
FRUITFUL LABOUR IN THE LORD It had been a while since I had personally helped to Christ someone whom I invited to church, but God faithfully and graciously brought about a great victory for me in this area! Together with my wife, we became fruitful by helping a married couple, Peter and Gloria Kioko, to know God.
30 November 2006
THE OPTION OF ADOPTION Living It, Loving It And Learning From It" On the 3rd of August, Rayola and Georgeanne Osanya-Nyynéque of the Nairobi Church appeared in the Nation newspaper, Kenya’s highest distribution daily newspaper, together with their son, Paul Michael Rambo, in an article about adoption, entitled, “Giving Adoption A Good Name,” which featured other families as well. Here, Rayola and Georgeanne give background and follow-up to the newspaper article.
21 October 2005
GOD ANSWERS PRAYERS - Philip in the book of Acts had seven daughters who prophesied, and while Elias and Margaret Aketch of the Nairobi church do not have seven daughters who prophesy, they do have three daughters who at one time professed Christ. Here they tell the story of how after their daughters fell away, every single one of them returned to the kingdom of God.
4 April 2005
BLOOMING IN ADDIS ABABA In the Ethiopian language of Amharic, Addis Ababa means "new flower", and like brightly blooming fragrant new flowers, Charles and Joseph Omollo are glowing both in their honeymoon happiness and in the fresh radiance of faith with which they are approaching their task of leading the church in Ethiopia.
August 7, 1998 will forever remain etched in the minds of Kenyans. On that black Friday a terrorist bomb tore apart the American Embassy in Nairobi leaving more than 200 people dead.
Anthony and Mary Mwanza, disciples in the Eastleigh Sector of Nairobi's Metro Region remember that fateful day as if it were just yesterday.
"Eight Is Enough" is the title of a popular TV series from the '80's in which a couple had eight children. Amos and Joyce Maganga from Nairobi's Kangemi sector do not have eight children - they have three - but eight-and-a-half years is the period that Joyce had to wait after her baptism before Amos finally became a disciple.
