Kisumu Gospel Assembly Church

08/08/2026

It is with deep sorrow and sadness that we inform the church of the passing on of the mother of our Senior Pastor, Rev. Ni**od Okwara. We kindly ask the church family to keep Pastor Ni**od and the entire Okwara family in prayer during this difficult time. May the Lord comfort and strengthen them, and may the soul of the departed rest in eternal peace. Further funeral arrangements and burial details will be communicated later. God bless you all.

04/08/2026

This is a regional youth fellowship let's allow our youths to attend

04/08/2026

Mark the dates and prepare prayerfully to attend

21/07/2026

Oyaaah Vijana this is your time

21/07/2026

This invitation is for you karibu sana

06/07/2026

02/04/2026

THE KING Is Risen to Forgive Our Iniquities*
Beloved brethren,

This Easter season reminds us of the greatest truth ever proclaimed in human history: the King is risen!

He did not rise to condemn us.
He did not rise to remind us of our failures.

He rose to forgive our iniquities and remember our sins no more, just as the Lord promised in Jeremiah 31:34.

The resurrection is God’s declaration that mercy has triumphed over judgment.
When Christ rose from the grave, He broke the power of sin, shame, guilt, and fear. The empty tomb is not only a sign of victory over death—it is a sign that our past no longer defines us. Through His resurrection, we are restored into right relationship with God and welcomed into a new covenant of grace.

Easter therefore calls each of us to live differently:
to walk in forgiveness because we have been forgiven,
to walk in hope because death has been defeated,
to walk in righteousness because the King lives within us.

Sometimes we carry burdens from yesterday—mistakes, regrets, disappointments, and hidden struggles. But the risen King speaks a new word over our lives today: “I will forgive their wickedness and remember their sins no more.”
This is the promise of renewal.
This is the promise of freedom.
This is the promise of Easter.

As we celebrate the resurrection, may our hearts be filled with gratitude, our homes with peace, and our lives with renewed purpose to serve God and one another faithfully.
Let us rejoice—for the King is risen indeed!

May the power of the resurrection strengthen your faith, restore your hope, and guide your steps throughout this season and beyond.

Blessed Easter to you all.

REV. NI**OD OKWARA

21/03/2026

SEASONS

Life moves in seasons—times of planting, watering, and labor… and times of harvest. But Scripture reminds us that just as surely as harvest comes, so do challenges.

In 6:4–5, we see a pattern: after the people had worked hard and their crops were ready, the enemy would come to destroy the harvest. This is not just a historical story—it reveals a spiritual pattern we still experience today.

Have you noticed it?
When there is financial increase, growth in relationships, spiritual progress, or new opportunities… suddenly, things begin to shift. Resistance appears. The season changes.

But here is the good news: when Israel cried out, God raised a deliverer—a judge—to bring restoration and victory.

The same God is with us today.

So where do we begin? We begin with prayer. We cry out to God, trusting Him to intervene in every area of our lives.

Join us in tomorrow’s service as we seek God together in prayer, from 9am.
Don’t come alone—invite someone. There is a breakthrough waiting.

20/01/2026

Join us this Sunday, Jan 25th, for a special Holy Communion & Thanksgiving Service. As we partake of the Bread and Cup from 9:00am .

We are,

-RENEWING our fellowship with Christ (1 Cor. 10:16)
and In Remembrance, HONORING His sacrifice and resurrection (Heb. 9:28).

Let’s make PRAYER our anchor for the year ahead. See you there!