The 62nd General Assembly of the National Council of Churches of Kenya has entered its second day with Chairman of Council of Governors’ Forum Hon Peter Munya expected to deliver a key note address.
In his remarks on the State of Devolution in the country, Munya, who is also the Governor of Meru County, will brief the Assembly on the progress made so far since the implementation of devolution. He will also highlight the challenges facing devolution focusing on key aspects that are perceived to have hampered the process.
The climax of the meeting will be the election of the new Council Chairman and Vice Chair, as well as the appointment of the new Honorary Treasurer.
More than 250 delegates among them NCCK Chairperson Reverend Canon Rosemary Mbogo, General Secretary Reverend Canon Peter Karanja and Anglican Church of Kenya Archbishop Dr. Eliud Wabukala are among those attending the 3-day meeting.
The meeting ends tomorrow with a communique to the nation during which the Assembly will address matters of national importance.
The General Assembly is the highest decision making organ of the Council and is charged with the responsibility of formulating overall Council policy, facilitate prayer, study and consultation on major themes of Christian faith, life and witness among others.
