Methodist Church in Kenya

06/09/2026

OFFICIAL OPENING & DEDICATION | MCK ST. JOHN’S CHURCH – KAMBEREU CIRCUIT

A joyful and historic day at MCK St. John’s Church, Kambereu Circuit in Kaaga Synod, as the church family gathered for the Official Opening and Dedication of their sanctuary..

The service was led by the Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church in Kenya, Rev. Dr. John Maromba, who joined the congregation in giving thanks to God for His faithfulness and for the dedication, sacrifice and commitment that made the project a reality.

The newly completed sanctuary stands as a testimony of faith, unity, generosity and service, providing a sacred space for worship, prayer, fellowship, discipleship and the continued proclamation of the Gospel.

As the church was officially opened and dedicated to God, the congregation was encouraged to remain steadfast in faith and to use the sanctuary as a centre for transforming lives and serving the community.

To God be all the glory for what He has done!

06/09/2026

A New Chapter in Financial Empowerment! 🎉

Yesterday, the Methodist Sacco Ltd. officially launched its Meru Branch Office at the MCK. Kaaga Synod Headquarters in Meru County, marking a significant milestone in bringing accessible and member-focused financial services closer to the MCK family and general public.

The launch was led by the Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church in Kenya, Rev. Dr. John Maromba, alongside the Conference Secretary, Rev. Dr. Nicholas Mutwiri Nteere, and Honourary Treasurer, Mr. David Kaburia reflecting the Church’s commitment to strengthening stewardship, financial inclusion and the economic wellbeing of its members and the wider public.

The new branch will bring SACCO services closer to members while promoting a culture of saving, investment and responsible financial management—empowering individuals, families and communities to achieve greater financial resilience and sustainable growth.

The milestone resonates strongly with the MCK Strategic Plan 2027–2031, particularly its emphasis on Stewardship and Governance & Leadership, as the Church continues to champion initiatives that promote responsible management of resources and the socio-economic empowerment of its members.

Congratulations to the METHODIST SACCO leadership, staff and members on this important milestone. Together, we save, invest, grow and transform lives.

05/09/2026

50 YEARS. 50 YEARS OF MEMORIES. 50 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE. ONE ENDURING LEGACY.

Earlier today, Njia Boys Senior School in Igembe Central Subcounty, Meru County celebrated a remarkable milestone — 50 years of shaping young lives, nurturing character and building a legacy of excellence.

The Golden Jubilee Celebrations brought together the school community, alumni, leaders, former students and friends to give thanks for five decades of God’s faithfulness and to celebrate the enduring impact of Njia Boys.

The celebrations, presided over by the Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church in Kenya, Rev. Dr. John Maromba, were held under the inspiring theme, “Honouring the Past, Shaping the Future.” The occasion was a powerful reminder that a great institution is not only measured by the years it has existed, but by the lives it has transformed and the generations it continues to inspire.

A major highlight of the celebrations was the launch of the Njia Boys Alumni Association (NBAA)—a significant step towards bringing together the sons of Njia, strengthening lifelong bonds, giving back to the institution and harnessing the collective experience and resources of its alumni to inspire the next generation.

As Njia Boys looks back with gratitude and forward with renewed vision, the Golden Jubilee marks not an end, but the beginning of an even greater chapter.

50 years of legacy. 50 years of impact. 50 years of inspiring futures. Here’s to the next chapter of Njia Boys!

02/09/2026

National Council of Churches of Kenya - NCCK calls for free, fair and credible elections as Kenya prepares for 2027. A timely call for constitutionalism, peace, citizen participation and the protection of democratic institutions.

We sincerely thank the Bishop of the Methodist Church in Kenya, Mck Nairobi Synod, Rev. Naftaly Gitonga, for representing the MCK and faithfully contributing to this important national conversation.

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29/08/2026

A Moment of Fellowship, Unity and Leadership 🌍🙏🏽

Dr. Nancy Muriuki, Unit President, WFMUCW and President of the East & Southern Africa Region, joins other leaders of the Methodist Church in Kenya Women Fellowship in a memorable photo with Rev. Pumla Nzimande, Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, on the sidelines of the WFMUCW Convention in New Zealand.

A beautiful moment celebrating fellowship, leadership and the bonds that unite Methodist women and the wider Methodist family across Africa and around the world. 🌍💙



The Methodist Church of Southern Africa

29/08/2026

MEET DR. NANCY MURIUKI🌍✨

A distinguished daughter of the Methodist Church in Kenya (MCK) from Charles New Methodist Church, Mck Nairobi Synod, Dr. Nancy Muriuki assumes Office as the Unit President of the Southern & East Africa Region (SEA Area) of the World Federation of Methodist and Uniting Church Women (WFMUCW).

Her remarkable leadership and dedicated service continue to inspire and strengthen the ministry of Methodist and Uniting Church women across Africa and around the world.

We proudly celebrate one of our own for her faithful service, visionary leadership and commitment to advancing women’s ministry and the mission of the Church.

Join us in celebrating and supporting Dr. Nancy Muriuki as she takes up her new responsibility in service and leadership on the global stage. 🙏🏽🌍

29/08/2026

29/08/2026

🌍 MCK at the 15th WFMUCW World Assembly | New Zealand

The Methodist Church in Kenya (MCK) delegation continues to proudly represent the Church at the 15th World Assembly of the World Federation of Methodist and Uniting Church Women (WFMUCW) in Auckland, New Zealand.

A significant moment came during the Commissioning and Closing Service, where part of the Kenyan team had the opportunity to pose for a commemorative photograph with Louise Wilson, World President of the WFMUCW, and Dr. Nancy Muriuki, President of the South and East Africa Area. The service also witnessed the commissioning of new leaders, marking a new chapter of service and leadership within the global fellowship.

Earlier in the day, delegates from the South and East Africa (SEA) Area gathered for the presentation of the SEA Report for the 2021–2026 quinquennium, reflecting on five years of ministry, activities, achievements and the continued witness of Methodist and Uniting Church women across the region.

The Assembly has been a powerful expression of unity, fellowship, accountability and shared mission, with the MCK team contributing to and learning from the wider global Methodist family.

As Kenya celebrates Dr. Nancy Muriuki’s assumption of the Presidency of the South and East Africa Area, we give thanks to God for her leadership and pray for grace as she, together with other newly commissioned leaders, takes up the mantle of service.

From Kenya (MCK) to the nations — serving Christ, strengthening fellowship and building a united Church. 🙏🏽🌍

29/08/2026

🌍 MCK at the 15th World Assembly in New Zealand

The Methodist Church in Kenya (MCK) is proudly represented at the 15th World Assembly of the World Federation of Methodist and Uniting Church Women (WFMUCW) currently taking place in New Zealand.

The MCK delegation is part of the wider global Methodist sisterhood, representing the Church and the women of Kenya with faith, dignity, fellowship and a strong commitment to Christian mission and service. Their presence provides an opportunity to share Kenya’s experiences, learn from the global Church, strengthen partnerships, and contribute to conversations shaping the ministry and mission of Methodist and Uniting Church women around the world.

Among those in attendance are Rev. Doreen Murithi, The Connexional Women Fellowship Coordinator; Dr. Nancy Muriuki, Unit President, WFMUCW and President of the East & Southern Africa Region; and Mrs. Josephine Kathurima, The Connexional Women Fellowship Chairperson, Mrs. Everlyn Matiri- Ndethiu, The Connexional WF Organizing Secretary, alongside other leaders, members of the Methodist Women Fellowship (MWF) and the accompanying delegation.

The MCK family also celebrates Dr. Nancy Muriuki (of Charles New Methodist Church) on her assumption of the Regional presidential role of the WFMUCW. Her elevation is a moment of immense pride and joy for Kenya, the Methodist Church in Kenya, and the East & Southern Africa Region, and is a testament to her commitment to Christian ministry, women’s fellowship and servant leadership.

We celebrate this significant milestone and pray that God grants Dr. Nancy wisdom, strength, grace and divine guidance as she takes up the responsibility of providing global leadership to the Methodist and Uniting Church women. Congratulations, Dr. Nancy Muriuki! 🎉👏🏽

May God bless the MCK delegation and use their presence in New Zealand to strengthen fellowship, build bridges, share our witness and advance the mission of Christ across the nations. 🙏🏽🌍