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The Methodist Church in Kenya (MCK) is a historic Christian denomination rooted in the Wesleyan tradition, committed to proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ and serving God through worship, discipleship, and compassionate mission.

04/06/2026

Singwaya Synod Golden Jubilee Sunday Service at Wachakone Methodist Church

FULL CONNEXION SUNDAY | ANSWERING THE CALL OF GODThe Methodist Church in Kenya warmly welcomes you to the Ordination Ser...
04/06/2026

FULL CONNEXION SUNDAY | ANSWERING THE CALL OF GOD

The Methodist Church in Kenya warmly welcomes you to the Ordination Service of Candidates into Full Connexion, a sacred and historic moment in the life of the Church as 34 God's servants are commissioned for lifelong ministry in His vineyard.

This celebration signifies dedication, spiritual maturity, and commitment to the mission of Christ as the 34 ministers take their place in the continuing witness and service of the Methodist Church in Kenya.

The service will be presided over by the Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church in Kenya, Rev. Dr. John Maromba, and hosted by the Igembe Synod Bishop, Rev. Gerald Kithure, together with the clergy and laity of Igembe Synod.

📅 Sunday, 7th June 2026
🕘 9:00 A.M.
📍MCK Machungulu Church, Igembe Synod

Join us as we celebrate God's faithfulness, affirm His call upon these ministers, and pray for their fruitful service in the Kingdom of God.

"And who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?"— Esther 4:14

Madaraka Day 2026 | Pamoja, Imara, na Mustakabali BoraAs we celebrate the gift of self-governance and the sacrifices tha...
31/05/2026

Madaraka Day 2026 | Pamoja, Imara, na Mustakabali Bora

As we celebrate the gift of self-governance and the sacrifices that birthed our freedom, may Madaraka Day remind us that the strength of Kenya lies not in our differences, but in our shared destiny. The liberties we enjoy today were secured through courage, sacrifice, and an unwavering belief in a better tomorrow.

Let us therefore rise above division, embrace unity, and commit ourselves to building a nation founded on justice, integrity, peace, and mutual respect. Every generation has a responsibility to protect the freedoms inherited and to create opportunities for those yet to come.

May the spirit of Madaraka inspire us to serve our nation faithfully, steward our resources responsibly, and uphold the values that make Kenya strong. Together, we can shape a future where every citizen thrives, every voice matters, and every dream has a chance to flourish.

"Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord."— Psalm 33:12

Happy Madaraka Day, Kenya! 🇰🇪

Pamoja katika Imani, Imara katika Umoja, na Tukiangalia Mustakabali wenye Tumaini.

🇰🇪 MADARAKA DAY 2026🇰🇪Today, we celebrate a defining moment in our nation's history—a day when Kenya took charge of her ...
31/05/2026

🇰🇪 MADARAKA DAY 2026🇰🇪

Today, we celebrate a defining moment in our nation's history—a day when Kenya took charge of her destiny and began the journey towards self-governance, dignity, and nationhood.

As we commemorate Madaraka Day under the theme "Education, Skills and Future," we are reminded that the freedom won by our forefathers was not an end in itself, but a sacred trust handed down to every generation. It is our responsibility to transform that freedom into opportunity, innovation, prosperity and service to humanity.

The future of Kenya will not be built by chance. It will be built in our classrooms, our institutions, our churches, our communities, and through the hands and minds of a skilled, disciplined and visionary people. Every learner nurtured, every skill acquired, every talent developed, and every dream inspired strengthens the foundation of our beloved nation.

As a people, let us rise above division and embrace the values that define us: hard work, integrity, unity, patriotism and faith in God. Let us invest in our youth, empower our communities, and build a Kenya where every citizen has the opportunity to flourish and contribute to national development.

May God bless our educators, our workers, our innovators, our leaders and our young people. May He grant us wisdom to steward our freedom responsibly and courage to shape a future worthy of the sacrifices made for our nation.

"Let the wise listen and add to their learning, and let the discerning get guidance."— Proverbs 1:5

Happy Madaraka Day!

Rev. Dr. Nicholas Mutwiri Nteere
Conference Secretary
Methodist Church in Kenya

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As Kenya marks Madaraka Day 2026, we celebrate not only our political freedom but also our collective responsibility to ...
31/05/2026

As Kenya marks Madaraka Day 2026, we celebrate not only our political freedom but also our collective responsibility to shape a brighter future for generations to come.

This year's theme, "Education, Skills and Future," reminds us that true nation-building is anchored in empowering our people with knowledge, competence, innovation and godly values. The future of Kenya will not be determined by our resources alone, but by the quality of minds we nurture and the character we instill in our young people.

As Methodist Church in Kenya, we reaffirm our commitment to supporting education, mentoring leaders, nurturing talents and building communities where every individual can thrive and contribute meaningfully to our nation's progress.

May this Madaraka Day inspire us to invest in learning, embrace excellence, and work together towards a united, peaceful and prosperous Kenya.

"Let the wise listen and add to their learning, and let the discerning get guidance." — Proverbs 1:5

Happy Madaraka Day!

Rev. Dr. John Maromba
Presiding Bishop
Methodist Church in Kenya

SINGWAYA SYNOD GATHERS FOR A SPIRIT-FILLED SYNOD SERVICE AT MCK WACHAKONE, HOLAThe Methodist Church in Kenya – Singwaya ...
31/05/2026

SINGWAYA SYNOD GATHERS FOR A SPIRIT-FILLED SYNOD SERVICE AT MCK WACHAKONE, HOLA

The Methodist Church in Kenya – Singwaya Synod today gathers at MCK Wachakone Church, Hola, Tana River County, for the Synod Service, bringing together ministers, delegates, church members, and guests in a joyous celebration of worship, fellowship, thanksgiving, and unity in Christ.

The service is being held as part of the 50th Annual Delegates Meeting and is serving as a moment of spiritual renewal and reflection as the Synod continues commemorating this significant Golden Jubilee milestone. The congregation is joining together in praise and thanksgiving to God for His faithfulness throughout the years and for His continued guidance in the ministry and mission of the Church.

The service is being graced by the Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church in Kenya, Rev. Dr. John Maromba, alongside the Conference Secretary, Rev. Dr. Nicholas Mutwiri Nteere, the Conference Honorary Treasurer, Mr. David Kaburia, and other Church leaders, while the Singwaya Synod Bishop, Rev. Kerry Komora, is leading the Synod in this important gathering of worship and fellowship.

Guided by the Synod theme, “Endeavoring to Keep the Unity of the Spirit in the Bond of Peace” (Ephesians 4:3–4), the Church is reaffirming its commitment to Christian unity, mutual love, and collective service in God's Kingdom. The service is reminding believers that while they come from different circuits, societies, and congregations, they are one body in Christ, called to one faith, one hope, and one mission.

As worshippers lift their voices in praise and prayer, they are renewing their commitment to discipleship, evangelism, servant leadership, and community transformation while seeking God's wisdom and direction for the future of the Church.

With hearts full of gratitude and hope, the Synod is celebrating God's goodness, strengthening the bonds of fellowship, and embracing the call to walk together in unity and peace for the glory of God.

🙏 Together in Christ, One Faith, One Body, One Mission.








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30/05/2026

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THE MCK. SINGWAYA SYNOD 50TH ANNUAL DELEGATES MEETING IS CONTINUING IN HOLA, TANA RIVER COUNTYThe Methodist Church in Ke...
30/05/2026

THE MCK. SINGWAYA SYNOD 50TH ANNUAL DELEGATES MEETING IS CONTINUING IN HOLA, TANA RIVER COUNTY

The Methodist Church in Kenya – Singwaya Synod is continuing with the Representative Session of the 50th Annual Delegates Meeting at MCK Wachakone Church, Hola, Tana River County, bringing together clergy and lay representatives from across the Synod for worship, fellowship, consultation, and decision-making on matters concerning the life and mission of the Church.

The session is being chaired by the Synod Bishop, Rev. Kerry Komora, and is being graced by the Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church in Kenya, Rev. Dr. John Maromba, alongside the Conference Secretary, Rev. Dr. Nicholas Mutwiri Nteere, the Conference Honorary Treasurer, Mr. David Kaburia, and other Church leaders who are joining delegates in reflecting on the future of the Church and its ministry.

Under the theme, “Endeavoring to Keep the Unity of the Spirit in the Bond of Peace” (Ephesians 4:3–4), delegates are reflecting on God's call to preserve Christian unity, strengthen fellowship, and nurture harmonious relationships within the Body of Christ. The meeting is emphasizing the importance of walking together in faith, embracing diversity within the Church, and advancing the mission of Christ through love, service, and mutual respect.

Delegates are engaging in discussions, receiving reports, evaluating ministry progress, and exploring opportunities for mission, evangelism, discipleship, stewardship, and community transformation. They are reaffirming their commitment to servant leadership, accountability, and faithful stewardship as they seek to strengthen the witness and impact of the Church.

As the Synod is marking this significant Golden Jubilee milestone, participants are celebrating God's faithfulness over the years while renewing their commitment to building a united, vibrant, and mission-focused Church that is responding effectively to the spiritual and social needs of the communities it serves.

As the Representative Session continues in an atmosphere of worship, prayer, unity, and thanksgiving, the Synod is also looking forward to tomorrow's Synod Service at MCK Wachakone Church. The service will bring together ministers, delegates, members, and guests in a special time of worship and thanksgiving as the Church continues celebrating God's faithfulness and seeking His guidance for the future.

Tomorrow's gathering will further reinforce the Synod's commitment to unity in Christ, shared mission, and faithful service, as delegates and members continue to embody the call of Scripture to be "one body and one Spirit" in the bond of peace.

🙏 Together in Christ, One Faith, One Body, One Mission.








THE 50TH ANNUAL DELEGATES MEETING OFFICIALLY COMMENCED TODAY!The Methodist Church in Kenya – Singwaya Synod today succes...
29/05/2026

THE 50TH ANNUAL DELEGATES MEETING OFFICIALLY COMMENCED TODAY!

The Methodist Church in Kenya – Singwaya Synod today successfully commenced the 50th Annual Delegates Meeting at MCK Wachakone Church, Hola, Tana River County, in an atmosphere filled with worship, fellowship, and spiritual inspiration.

The opening Ministerial Session was graced by the Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church in Kenya, Rev. Dr. John Maromba, alongside the Conference Secretary, Rev. Dr. Nicholas Mutwiri Nteere; and chaired by the Singwaya Synod Bishop, Rev. Kerry Komora. Ministers from across the Synod gathered for prayer, reflection, leadership engagement, and spiritual encouragement as they reaffirmed their commitment to the unity and mission of the Church.

The session emphasized the importance of strengthening fellowship, maintaining unity in the Body of Christ, and advancing the mission of the Church under the theme: “Endeavoring to Keep the Unity of the Spirit in the Bond of Peace.” (Ephesians 4:3–4)

The Synod remains grateful to God for a successful beginning and now looks forward to the Representative Session scheduled for tomorrow.

🙏 Together in Christ, One Faith, One Body, One Mission.

29/05/2026

CONDOLENCES ON TRAGID DEATH OF LEARNERS AT UTUMISHI GIRLS ACADEMY

PRESS RELEASE

The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) is deeply saddened as we pass this message of condolence to all parents and families of the 16 young students who passed away in the dormitory fire at Utumishi Girls Academy earlier today. We assure you of our prayers that God will comfort and console you as you go through this painful and difficult period full of questions and emptiness. We are also praying for all those who were injured, physically and emotionally, for quick and complete healing and recovery.

The tragic death of these young learners is heartbreaking reminder that neglect of stipulated standards by government officials has very expensive consequences. The failure to enforce school safety standards and architectural requirements to ensure disaster and emergency readiness often results in devastating loss of human lives. For how long will the same speeches and promises and commitments be made after learners perish in fires without follow-through actions?

We remind all the officials neglecting their duty of the warning God has given in Psalm 7: 15 – 16

He wo digs a hole and scoops it out falls into the pit he has made. The trouble he causes recoils on himself, his violence comes down on his own head.

The pain you cause to families will come back on you.

On their part, we implore the investigative organs to undertake thorough investigations to ensure that all individuals who contributed to the tragedy at Utumishi Girls Academy through their commissions or omissions face the requisite legal consequences. This must not be another anecdote in our history, rather, it must be a turning point when the nation says enough is enough and takes action to protect learners in school environments.

Signed on this 28th day of May 2026 at Jumuia Place, Nairobi.

Rev Canon Chris Kinyanjui
General Secretary

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