THE FUTURE OF AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST, AND THE ROLE OF CHURCHES WELCOMING REMARKS BY THE REVEREND CANON PETER KARANJA GENERAL SECRETARY DURING THE ACT ALLIANCE CONSULTATION FOR AFRICA & THE MIDDLE EAST ON TUESDAY 11th MARCH 2014 AT THE ALL AFRICA CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES (AACC) DESMOND TUTU GUEST HOUSE & CONFERENCE CENTRE NAIROBI
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) has designed an elaborate plan that will enable the Council up-scale her interventions and make significant impact in the socio-economic and political areas of engagement. Speaking in his office when he hosted Bread for the World Country representative Monika Redecker, NCCK General Secretary reverend Canon Peter Karanja
We shall Transform Nyanza, say Luo Youth Thirty five youth leaders in Kisumu have declared their intention to advocate for peace and change the economic and socio-political landscape of Nyanza region. At a meeting convened by the National Council of Churches of Kenya under the Pamoja Initiative, the group asserted that they will ensure the
Canon Karanja On a Peace and Reconciliation Mission With GEMA The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) General Secretary Reverend Canon Peter Karanja has called for an all inclusive inter-community approach to economic and socio-political issues to foster long lasting peace in the country. Canon Karanja said that Kenya will not achieve real peace
Facilitators Empowered To Spearhead Development in Church At least 31 facilitators have undergone a 2-week training on church and community development in the ongoing Church and Community Mobilization Process (CCMP) programme that aims at empowering the church and communities to overcome donor dependence. Addressing participants during the training in Kisumu, NCCK Reverend Canon Peter Karanja
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) and the Myoot Council of Elders yesterday concluded a 2-day Intra Community Dialogue Forum on peace and reconciliation in the Rift Valley. The forum that was the first in a series of such events under the ‘Pamoja Peace Initiative’ brought together more than 30 elders from the Kalenjin