Romans 12: 18 If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone. On this 41st International Day of Peace, we in the National Council of Churches of Kenya wish to celebrate all those who contributed to peaceful elections and transition in our nation. This has motivated Kenyans to
A delegation from NCCK led by the Programmes Director have today 9th September 2022, paid a courtesy call to the UNHCR Head of Substation in Kakuma. During the meeting the NCCK team passed messages of goodwill from the NCCK General Secretary and thanked the UNHCR for the continuous support and partnership towards NCCK programming work
The NCCK has this week distributed 12,750kgs of maize, 3,825kgs of beans, 850kgs of sugar and 850ltrs of cooking oil to 425 drought-affected families in Loperot, Kangakipur, and Nakalei Sub-Locations in Kalapata Ward, Turkana South. This has been done in partnership with the Mennonite Central Committee. “We have had very many people come to assist
BUILD THIS OUR NATION TOGETHER PRESS STATEMENT BY RELIGIOUS LEADERS We, the Religious Leaders from the different faiths have met here at Ufungamano House, Nairobi, to reflect on the State of the Nation following the ruling on the Presidential Poll petitions by the Supreme Court yesterday. Recognizing that the ruling highlighted the conclusion of the
Justice and Peace Message September 4, 2022 Thank you my Brothers and Sisters for the peaceful conduct we have maintained during this year’s electoral process. This is a show of social maturity that we need to uphold and be proud of. As we continue to join hands in prayer for the process that is ongoing
RELIGIOUS LEADERS LET JUSTICE ROLL LIKE A RIVER PRESS STATEMENT https://fb.watch/fchRquCAn2/ – Watch the Press Briefing Religious Leaders from the different faiths have met here at Ufungamano House, Nairobi, to reflect on the State of the Nation. We took time to pray for the nation in the words of our National Anthem: O God of
The National Council of Churches of Kenya has today congratulated all the County Governors who were elected in the recently held polls. Through a video message recorded by the General Secretary, Rev Canon Chris Kinyanjui, the NCCK has called upon the Governors to “deliver on your promises and the manifesto that you made to the
PRESS STATEMENT We the religious leaders drawn from the National Council of Churches of Kenya and the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops are observing the electoral process our country is going through. We thank God that the process has so far been largely peaceful. As we draw towards the end, we are confident that the
We, the religious leaders, thank God and all Kenyans for the peace experienced so far in the electioneering period. We continue to pray for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) as they count and tally the votes. As we all wait for the process to be completed, we call to mind the advice given