St Phillip Ginga ACK. Bar atheng

06/09/2025

Youth department well represented ❤️

06/09/2025

Our Mother's union, always lively ❤️

03/04/2025

Vicars who have served since 3rd October 2010 to date include:~
1. Rev Canon Joel Ochieng Atong'
2. Rev. Shadrack Owino Aluoch
3. Rev. Ismael Owiti Oloo
4. Rev. Apollo Ondiege Moyi

30/03/2025

Serving God, or aligning your life with a higher purpose, can bring numerous benefits, including a deeper connection with the divine, a sense of fulfillment, and a strengthened faith, as well as potential for divine protection and guidance.

Here's a more detailed look at some of the potential benefits:

Spiritual Growth and Connection:
Deeper Relationship with God:
Serving God can foster a closer, more intimate connection with the divine, leading to a greater understanding of His purpose for your life.

Spiritual Growth and Transformation:
Engaging in acts of service can lead to spiritual growth and transformation, as you align your actions with God's will.

Increased Faith and Trust:
Serving God can strengthen your faith and trust in His divine timing and abilities.

Inner Peace and Fulfillment:
Serving God can bring a sense of inner peace and fulfillment, knowing you are living a life that aligns with your purpose.

Practical Benefits:

Divine Protection and Guidance:
Serving God can lead to divine protection and guidance, as you align your life with His will.

Improved Relationships:
Serving God can strengthen relationships with others, as you learn to love and serve as Jesus did.

Greater Joy and Happiness:
Serving others brings a deep, abiding joy that comes from knowing God is using your life to help others.

Opportunity for Growth and Learning:
Serving God can open doors for learning and growth, both spiritually and in other areas of your life.

Legacy and Impact:
Serving God can allow you to leave a positive legacy and make a meaningful impact in the world.

30/03/2025

Celebrating Mothering Sunday at ACK St. Philip’s Ginga

🤱 Mothering Sunday has evolved over the years; from the time when people would return to their “Mother Church” during Lent to when those in service and apprenticeships went home to their mothers with gifts 💐

❣️ Mothering Sunday is a time for us all to recognize the importance of those who have cared for and mothered us throughout our lives

Mothers are the foundation upon which generations are built, the silent architects of character, and the sculptors of souls. They are the special pillars of society, holding families together with love, strength, and wisdom. 💖👩‍👧‍👦

Motherhood goes beyond just giving birth—it embraces all the incredible women who choose to love, nurture, and raise children as their own, regardless of blood ties. These selfless hearts shape the future with compassion and grace. 🌷🤱

Today, Rev Joel Atong', led the st Philip's ACK Ginga congregation in honoring, celebrating, and marking this special day.

🙏🎉
To all mothers—biological, adoptive, spiritual, and those who play the role of a mother—we celebrate you! 💐💕 May God bless you abundantly for your endless sacrifices and love.

😘 It can also be an extremely emotional day for those who have experienced sadness or loss.........we think of you all today

Happy Mothering Sunday!

Pic: Rev Joel Atong' with mother's union members.

03/03/2025

28/02/2025

St Philip Ginga ACK.

28/02/2025

The Anglican Church of Kenya Arch Bishop, His Grace Jackson Ole sapit.
Maseno west diocese Bishop The Right Rev John Mark Haung Godia.