05/08/2026
There is a language that wisdom speaks which many people do not understand—the language of silence.
When an Elder or Archbishop remains silent in the face of relentless attacks, accusations, and provocation, it is not because they are weak, afraid, defeated, or lacking a response. It is because they have learned what many never will: not every battle is won by words. Some battles are won on their knees before God.
For the past month, our beloved Archbishop and Elder, Sir Harrison K. Ng'ang'a, has been subjected to sustained criticism and attacks aimed at damaging his character and tarnishing the name and testimony of Christian Foundation Fellowship International. Yet through it all, he has chosen the higher path—the path of restraint, wisdom, prayer, and unwavering trust in God.
The Scriptures declare, “He that believeth shall not make haste” (Isaiah 28:16). A mature servant of God understands that truth does not need to panic to defend itself. Truth stands. Truth waits. Truth prevails.
Many mistake silence for surrender, yet there is a silence that is pregnant with divine intervention. There is a silence that allows God to step into the battlefield and speak where human voices can no longer be heard. When Moses stood before the Red Sea, the Lord declared, “The Lord shall fight for you, and ye shall hold your peace” (Exodus 14:14).
A seasoned Elder understands the value of patience. An Archbishop entrusted with the care of souls understands that every response must glorify God and not merely satisfy human expectations. Sometimes God permits storms, not to destroy His servants, but to reveal His faithfulness before all who are watching.
We are reminded that throughout Scripture, God has always vindicated His servants. Joseph was misunderstood before he was elevated. David was hunted before he was crowned. Daniel was thrown into a den before God shut the mouths of lions. The attacks may be loud, but God's verdict will always be louder.
To those who have sought to wound, discredit, or scatter the flock, we leave room for God to judge righteously. For the Lord Himself has said, “Touch not mine anointed, and do my prophets no harm” (Psalm 105:15). The Kingdom of God has never been advanced by intimidation, and the work of God has never been stopped by opposition.
This season is not a season of retreat. It is a season of renewed consecration. It is a season to pray harder, worship deeper, serve more faithfully, and preach Christ with even greater conviction. What the enemy intended for discouragement, God will turn into fuel for a greater harvest. What was meant to weaken the Church will instead strengthen its resolve.
We therefore stand firmly with our Archbishop, Sir Harrison K. Ng'ang'a, not merely because of his office, but because we recognize the hand of God upon his life and ministry. We honor the grace, patience, and spiritual maturity he has displayed during this period. We also celebrate the wisdom of an Elder who understands that some victories are secured not through public battles, but through unwavering faith in God's perfect timing.
And prophetically, we declare that every cloud of misunderstanding shall give way to clarity. Every false accusation shall bow before the truth. Every weapon fashioned against God's work shall fail to accomplish its purpose. Every attempt to bring reproach upon Christian Foundation Fellowship International shall instead become a testimony of God's preserving power.
The Lord is raising this season into a testimony. What men intended for evil, God is turning for good. What was designed to discourage the faithful is becoming a catalyst for greater unity, deeper prayer, stronger commitment, and a fresh outpouring of divine grace upon the ministry.
Christian Foundation Fellowship International, lift up your heads. This is not the hour to be discouraged. This is the hour to stand united, remain faithful, and move forward with fresh fire. The God who has carried this ministry through every season remains seated upon the throne, and His purpose cannot be overturned by the opinions of men.
To our beloved Archbishop and Elder, Sir Harrison K. Ng'ang'a: remain steadfast, remain encouraged, and remain focused on the assignment God has placed before you. The Lord who called you is faithful. The Lord who anointed you will sustain you. The Lord who has defended His servants throughout generations will not fail you now.
The noise will pass. The truth will remain. The Church will stand. The Gospel will advance. And God alone will receive all the glory.
The Lord reigns. The Church stands. The mission continues.
