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2 September 2004
6 July 2004 "HIDDEN TREASURE"- Announcing the 2004 Teen Camp, to take place in the scenic and historic port city of Mombasa on the Kenya coast. 30 March 2004 Nairobi Mini Teen Camp 2004-"A Fresh Start" 
The annual year-opening mini-camp for the Nairobi church's teens was special this year because the teens and campus ministry of the Kampala church came into town to join them. It was two days of great fun, sporting competitions, making friends and hearing lessons from the word of God. The theme was "A Fresh Start" and was an excellent way to begin the year 2004. 30 March 2004 CHARIOTS OF FIRE- Nairobi Campus Retreat 2004  The extensive, serene grounds of YMCA Naivasha, by the shores of Lake Naivasha, on the floor of the great Rift Valley, was the setting for the first ever retreat of the Nairobi church's campus ministry in early January. The theme for the retreat was "Chariots Of Fire." The fires of fun and fellowship were certainly burning, and the three days proved to be an ideal way for the students to kick off the new year.
DISCIPLE STARTS DYNAMIC MINISTRY AT HIS COLLEGE 
When Charles Muiruri left Nairobi for the town of Machakos to pursue his long-awaited dream of becoming a teacher, he also held passionately to his desire to help people around him to become disciples and live out kingdom dreams of their own. And as he prepares to graduate now, both of those dreams are being fulfilled.
PETERSON'S PASSPORT OF PRAYER  Peterson Kamwathi, a teen worker in the Nairobi church, is an artist, and when he entered a competition to be one of three men chosen from Kenya to participate in the prestigious Festival Mundial in The Netherlands, some told him that he didn't stand a chance. But he decided to put into practice lessons about prayer that he was learning from the Bible, and God answered him with success.BIG FIVE, GREAT FUN-Teens Camp 2003  It was Students On Safari as all roads led to the Tsavo East National Park, about 450 kilometres from Nairobi, for the 2003 Nairobi Christian Church teens camp, entitled "The Big Five" after the nickname universally given to the lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo and elephant. The life-changing retreat included classes taught by various leaders from the campus ministry, game drives to view wildlife, group devotionals, lots of time for games and optional early-morning aerobics.
RISING UP TO THE CHALLENGE- Robert Olweny's heart stands out on campus KNEELING BEFORE THE FATHER ON CAMPUS- LEADING THE WAY THROUGH FAITH AND FRIENDSHIP - Phides Kang’ethe CAMPUS CONFERENCE 2002: REVOLUTION! BACK TO SCHOOL - Teens Leader Preaches at his Former School LETTING THEIR LIGHTS SHINE ON CAMPUS COURAGE ON CAMPUS Harriet Macharia NAIROBI TEEN LEADS FATHER ZEBEDEE TO CHRIST Hudson Mutsili TABBY MUIA - Praising and Worshiping in the Kingdom of God Tabby Muia CAMP 2001:Excellence And Exuberance BIRTH OF THE TEEN MINISTRY IN NAIROBI LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE ICMC 2001 TORONTO: PASSING THE TORCH |
For this year's camp, the teens of the Nairobi Christian Church headed for the port city of Mombasa on the Kenya coast. "Hidden Treasure" was the theme for this year's teen camp.It was three days of sun, sand, sea, scripture and spirituality. The hidden treasures of God's word, fellowship in God's kingdom and a purpose-filled life as a disciple, were uncovered for all to cherish.
In July of this year, Aretha Mutumwika from the