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17/08/2026

Church Leaders Visit Bishop Nathaniel Bol Nyok in Kitale

Following the successful training of Bishops and Church leaders at St. Crispin’s Cathedral, Bungoma, the Most Rev. Moses Anur Ayom, Archbishop of Jonglei Internal Province and Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Bor, led a delegation of Bishops and Church leaders to visit the Rt. Rev. Nathaniel Bol Nyok, Leader of the South Sudan Evangelical Lutheran Church (SSELC) and former Principal of Malek Bible School, at his home in Kitale, Kenya.

The purpose of the visit was to stand with Bishop Nathaniel during a difficult period following the loss of his beloved wife. The Church leaders expressed their condolences, offered words of comfort and encouragement, and prayed together with him and his family, entrusting the departed soul into God’s loving care.

Bishop Nathaniel was deeply grateful for the visit and was delighted to reunite with his fellow Bishops and Church leaders after a long time apart. The reunion was a joyful and meaningful moment, reflecting the bonds of fellowship, friendship and unity among Christian leaders.

The visit demonstrated the Church’s commitment to standing together in times of both joy and sorrow, offering mutual support, prayer and encouragement to one another.

“Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.” — Galatians 6:2

The Archbishop acknowledges the legacy of Bishop Nathaniel Bol Nyok for what he has done to Episcopal Church and in particular the Diocese of Bor as Principal of Malek Bible School and as teacher.

15/08/2026

The closing prayers of the Kenya Chapter Church Leaders conference in St. Crispin Cathedral Bungoma.

11/08/2026

KENYA CHAPTER CONFERENCE OF CHURCH LEADERS COMMENCES IN BUNGOMA

The Kenya Chapter Conference of Church Leaders has officially commenced at St. Crispin’s Cathedral, Bungoma.

The conference was officially opened by the Most Reverend Moses Anur Ayom, Archbishop of Jonglei Internal Province and Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Bor. He was accompanied by the Right Reverend Dr. Zachariah Manyok Bior, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Wanglei, and the Right Reverend Samuel Galuak Marial, Suffragan Bishop of the Episcopal Area Diocese of Duk Padiet.

The conference has brought together more than 100 church leaders from different areas for fellowship, reflection, prayer, and discussions on matters concerning the mission and ministry of the Church under the Theme: "Equips the leaders to transform the Church." Ephesians 4:12

The Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK), Diocese of Bungoma, warmly welcomed the visiting church leaders and delegates. The welcome was conveyed through the Provost of St. Crispin’s Cathedral, Bungoma, who expressed the Diocese’s joy and gratitude for hosting the conference and fellowship of church leaders.

May God bless the conference, guide the deliberations, and strengthen His servants as they continue to serve His people.

11/08/2026

The Church leaders group photo with Archbishop Moses Anur during the opening of the conference at St. Crispin Cathedral Bungoma, Kenya.

04/08/2026

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01/07/2026

Daily Devotion – July 1, 2026

Scripture: Romans 12:12 – "Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer."

Theme: Living with Hope, Patience, and Prayer

Background:
In Romans 12, the Apostle Paul encourages believers to live transformed lives that reflect Christ. He reminds Christians that joy comes from the hope found in God, endurance is needed during trials, and strength is sustained through faithful prayer.

Application:
Life brings both joy and hardship, but God calls us to remain hopeful, patient, and prayerful. Whatever challenges you face today, trust God's promises, endure with faith, and keep seeking Him in prayer. He is always with you and will strengthen you.

Conclusion:
A life anchored in hope, patience, and prayer will remain steadfast through every season. Keep your eyes on Christ, and He will guide and sustain you.

Closing Prayer:
Heavenly Father, thank You for the hope we have in Christ. Help us to remain joyful, patient in every trial, and faithful in prayer. Strengthen our faith and guide us each day to trust in You completely. In Jesus' name, Amen.

01/05/2026

Daily Devotion – May 1, 2026

Scripture: Galatians 5:25 – “Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.”

Theme: Walking in the Spirit in Our Work

Background:
In Galatians, Apostle Paul teaches that believers are called to a new life led by the Holy Spirit, not by selfish desires. This guidance applies to every area of life—including our daily work, responsibilities, and interactions with others.

Application :
On this International Labour Day, we reflect on the dignity of work and the value of every worker. Galatians 5:25 reminds us that our work should not only be productive but also Spirit-led. Whether in offices, fields, health facilities, or communities, we are called to demonstrate integrity, fairness, humility, and love.

Working “in step with the Spirit” means:

Treating colleagues with respect and compassion

Acting with honesty and accountability

Promoting justice and fairness in the workplace

Serving others with dedication, not just for reward but as service to God

As we celebrate labour, we also remember that true fulfillment in work comes when it is guided by God’s Spirit and aligned with His purpose.

Conclusion:
International Labour Day is not only a time to honor human effort but also an opportunity to recommit our work to God. When we walk by the Spirit, our labor becomes meaningful, impactful, and a testimony of God’s presence in our lives.

Closing Prayer:
Heavenly Father, thank You for the gift of work and the strength to labor. On this Labour Day, help us to walk in step with Your Spirit in all that we do. Teach us to work with integrity, serve with love, and uplift others through our actions. May our labor bring glory to Your name. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

17/04/2026

Daily Devotion – April 17, 2026

Text: 1 Peter 5:8 “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.”

Theme: Stay Alert and Firm in Faith

Background:
The Apostle Peter wrote this letter to encourage Christians who were facing persecution and spiritual challenges. In this verse, he warns believers to be sober-minded and watchful because the devil is actively seeking to destroy faith. The imagery of a roaring lion emphasizes danger and urgency.

Application:
As believers, we are called to remain spiritually alert in our daily lives. Temptations, discouragement, and distractions can weaken our faith if we are not watchful. Through prayer, reading God’s Word, and staying connected to a community of faith, we can stand firm. Resist the enemy by trusting in God’s strength and walking in obedience.

Conclusion:
God calls us to be vigilant and steadfast. When we stay rooted in Christ, we are protected and empowered to overcome every spiritual attack.

Closing Prayer:
Heavenly Father,
Help us to remain alert and strong in our faith. Give us the wisdom to recognize the enemy’s schemes and the courage to resist them. Strengthen us through Your Word and guide us to walk in obedience each day. Keep us steadfast in Christ, now and always.
Amen.

09/04/2026

Daily Devotion – April 9, 2026

Scripture text: Acts 4:12
“Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved.”

Theme: Salvation is Found in Christ Alone

Background:
In Acts 4, Peter and John stand before the religious council after healing a lame man at the temple gate. Though they were ordinary men, they spoke with boldness because they had been with Jesus. Filled with the Holy Spirit, Peter clearly declares that the miracle was done through Jesus Christ, whom the leaders had crucified but whom God raised from the dead. In verse 12, he emphasizes the exclusive and powerful truth of the Gospel—salvation is found in Jesus Christ alone, not in human effort, tradition, or any other name.

Application:
This message is still relevant today. Many people seek salvation, peace, and meaning in different places—wealth, power, religion, or personal achievements—but true salvation is found only in Jesus Christ. As believers, we are called to:

Place our full trust in Jesus as our Lord and Savior.

Remain steadfast in our faith, even when faced with challenges or opposition.

Boldly and lovingly share the message of Christ with others.

Live lives that reflect the transforming power of salvation through our words and actions.

Let this truth strengthen your confidence today: your salvation is secure in Christ alone.

Conclusion:
There is no other name that saves but Jesus. He is the foundation of our faith, the source of our hope, and the assurance of eternal life. Let us hold firmly to Him and proclaim His name without fear.

Closing Prayer:
Gracious Lord, thank You for the gift of salvation through Your Son, Jesus Christ. Help us to trust in Him completely and not be swayed by the distractions of this world. Fill us with boldness to share Your truth and live in a way that honors You. Strengthen our faith daily and use us as instruments of Your grace. In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen.

07/04/2026

Daily Devotion – April 7, 2026

Scripture text: John 5:24
“Very truly I tell you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life and will not be judged but has crossed over from death to life.”

Theme: From Death to Life Through Faith

Background:
In this passage, Jesus speaks about the power of His word and the promise of eternal life. He emphasizes that those who hear His message and believe in God are no longer under condemnation. This statement was made during His ministry as He revealed His divine authority and mission to bring salvation.

Application:
This verse assures us that eternal life is not something we wait for after death—it begins the moment we truly believe in Christ. As believers, we are called to live in this assurance, free from fear and condemnation. Let us strengthen our faith daily by listening to His word and trusting in His promises, even in difficult times.

Conclusion:
Faith in Christ transforms our lives now and secures our future. We move from spiritual death to eternal life through Him. Therefore, live with confidence, hope, and obedience, knowing that you belong to God.

Closing Prayer:
Heavenly Father, thank You for the gift of eternal life through Your Son. Help us to hear Your word, believe with all our hearts, and walk daily in the assurance of Your promises. Strengthen our faith and guide us to live in obedience and joy. In Jesus’ name, Amen.