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
Message of Hope Preamble We, the religious leaders, take this moment to deeply thank all Kenyans for heeding our call and voting peacefully during the polls held today August 9, 2022. This manifestation of political and social responsibility is commendable, knowing that God appreciates those who keep peace, as we read in Matthew 5: 9
AIDE MEMOIRE FROM NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES OF KENYA AND THE KENYA CONFERENCE OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS DURING A PRAYER SERVICE FOR THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIES COMMISSION ON AUGUST 3, 2022, AT BOMAS OF KENYA, NAIROBI Preamble Hon Wafula Chebukati, Chairman of the IEBC, We are glad and thank God for this opportunity to pray
Uphold Peace Before, During and After the Polls: Message from the Religious Leaders’ National Elections Conference Preamble More than 250 religious leaders drawn from across the country have gathered here at Ufungamano House, Nairobi, to make a final assessment of the readiness of the nation for the 2022 General Elections, which are only 10 days
Press Statement Senior religious leaders drawn from the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops and the National Council of Churches of Kenya have met to review the state of the nation with regard to readiness for the 2022 General Elections. During our consultation, we reflected on the scripture recorded in Amos 3: 3 Can two walk
The NCCK has signed an MoU with St Paul’s University to cooperate on Research, Information Sharing and Dissemination; Consultancy; Capacity Building; and Community Outreach Initiatives. Through the partnership, the two institutions will collaboratively identify community needs and jointly develop intervention proposals for the same. In addition, the MoU creates a platform for enhanced capacity building