Friday, 11 September 2026

CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF FAITHFUL MINISTRY. 11/9/211 - 11/9/2026.

THE WORD OF GOD IS THE WILL OF GOD @ 15. 

 CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF FAITHFUL MINISTRY. 

    Our very first gathering was on 11th September 2011. 
   Despite the many challenges along the way, for these 15 years we have remained faithful to the calling, vision, mission, the Word of God, and above all, to Jesus Christ and God. 

 God rewards faithfulness, and believers are commanded to remain faithful to the end. 
We continue looking forward to that precious commendation:
 “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

 Pastor Elijah Mutua Kirima started with only his wife. Later, they were blessed with two children, who have become a blessing to the family and the fellowship. 

God has also continued connecting us with wonderful believers, some of whom have grown to become leaders.

 God has connected us with believers and ministries in countries including the USA, Britain, Canada, Sweden, and other African countries.
 We are grateful for every relationship, prayer, encouragement, teaching, resource and opportunity to serve together. 

 He is the God who works through small, dedicated groups of people and also through massive crowds. We remain ready for both, whenever and wherever God opens the door.

 ENDURANCE AND EXPANSION.

 The longevity of our fellowship is itself a victory of endurance. We have remained open, active and committed despite many challenges, and this is a profound testimony to God's sustaining grace. 
 As we look ahead, 
we anticipate a decade of:
-  expansion,
-  more spiritual growth, 
- more souls won, 
- more discipleship, 
- more impactful service,
-  more prayer, 
-more branches, 
- more home fellowships, 
- more networking, 
- more leaders raised, 
- more social media outreach—
and, above all, 
- more and more grace.

 RESILIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE THROUGH TRIALS. 

   The fellowship began in the midst of personal financial struggles and without other believers around us. It was a move of faith. 
    Our conviction in the truth that God is ONE and our understanding that Jesus is the Son of God—not God the Son—has sometimes slowed our growth. Yet we continue to hold forth what we believe to be the truth and the light it brings. 

   In a society that can place great value on money, wealth and the status that comes with leading the affluent, we have remained committed to serving those who recognize God's call in us. 

We value every person and look forward to a ministry that welcomes and serves all categories of people. 

 The challenges we have faced have become like part of the process through which our faith has been strengthened and refined. 
 We are a battle-tested community. We have become more stable, more rooted and more confident in the unshakable foundation upon which this fellowship stands: Christ .

We sincerely thank all those who have stood with us, prayed for us, supported us and cheered us on. 

UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO THE MISSION — TRUE TO THE CALL.

We have not compromised the Gospel or abandoned our core mission simply to follow trends or pursue easy growth. 
 We have continued to 
hold services for worship, 
fellowship,
 teaching of God's Word, 
willing and cheerful giving, 
witnessing, 
discipleship, 
prayer and service.
 We have also engaged in community outreach and endeavored to remain light and salt to our community, our nation and beyond. 

 Sometimes consistency may not look dramatic, but consistency is itself a form of spiritual fruit. 

 DEEP ROOTS IN ANTICIPATION OF WIDE BRANCHES.

  We have sought to grow deep in discipleship, faith and relationships, and now we look forward to growing wider—in numbers, branches, home fellowships and influence. 

 We are especially thankful to the friends and ministries that have blessed us through 
-discipleship classes, 
- online fellowships, 
- books, 
Referred us to their websites,
- advice, 
-encouragement, 
- prayer and other forms of support.

 INDIVIDUAL IMPACT AND HIDDEN FRUIT.

  THE VALUE OF ONE

    Lives are transformed one person at a time. 

-  We are grateful for every single soul that has been comforted, 
- every person who has come to Christ,
-  every marriage that has been saved or solemnized, 
- every child who has been blessed, and
-  every person who has been taught the Word of God. 

 We know that some seasons are for sowing, so that the time of reaping may come. 

 The seeds planted through these years will bear fruit—not only in our time, but also in future generations. 

 We pray and work toward a fellowship that will remain a consistent spiritual home and family for those who are here today and for the thousands and millions who will come in the future. 

 As we call God Ebenezer—“Thus far the Lord has helped us”—
- let us renew our commitment to the mission 
- and to the walk set before us,
 trusting God with the harvest and with His timing for the future. 

 Let us keep the wonderful and loving fellowship we have in the Word. 
Let us keep the unity. 
Let us keep growing and winning souls.
 Let us keep raising and strengthening others.
 Let us keep the light shining and the salt remaining useful. 

 Fifteen years have brought us this far. 

Given our circumstances, those joining us at this time are still counted as pioneers, part of our beginning story, part of His story and history. Join us today.

-  God has been faithful. 
-The Word remains our foundation. 
- Christ remains our Lord.
-  The mission remains before us. 
- And the future remains in God's hands, who desires  that it will be fruitful, prosperous and impactful.

HAPPY 15TH ANNIVERSARY TO:
  THE WORD OF GOD IS THE WILL OF GOD.

ELIJAH MUTUA KIRIMA
 PASTOR AND GENERAL OVERSEER - 
THE WORD OF GOD IS THE WILL OF GOD

CAN FAITH IN GOD, EMBRACED AND PRACTICED BY SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AFFECT PEACE, COHESION AND DEVELOPMENT?.

CAN FAITH IN GOD, EMBRACED AND PRACTICED BY SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AFFECT PEACE, COHESION AND DEVELOPMENT? 

 Faith in God, when genuinely embraced and practiced by senior government officials, can influence how they understand power, responsibility, human life, justice, conflict and the use of public resources. 
    Christian faith does not mean that every political decision will automatically be correct. 
   The important question is whether faith is actually reflected in:
 character,
 decisions and 
conduct. 
    When biblical values are genuinely practiced by those entrusted with public authority, they can contribute to peace, national cohesion, justice and sustainable development. 

 1. UNCONDITIONAL LOVE — AGAPE .

Biblical value: 
Loving our neighbours and even our enemies, seeking their good rather than their destruction. Jesus teaches: “Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” — Matthew 5:44 In Government A leader guided by this principle would recognize the humanity and dignity of people beyond his or her own political, ethnic or national boundaries.
 Such a leader would seek explanations before justifications when confronted with wrongdoing or conflict. Before responding with force, leaders would ask: 
-  What happened? 
- Why did it happen?
-  Can the threat be removed peacefully?
-  Can dialogue address the underlying problem? 
-  What consequences will this decision have on ordinary people? 
-  Is the proposed response proportionate to the actual threat? 
   Where force is genuinely unavoidable, the objective should be to remove the threat and protect life—not satisfy anger, revenge, political pride or territorial ambition. 
 RESULT.
Government policies could increasingly emphasize reconciliation, humanitarian assistance, cooperation and peaceful coexistence rather than unnecessary hostility and destruction. 

 2. SERVANT LEADERSHIP.

     Biblical value: 
Leadership is a responsibility to serve others rather than an opportunity to dominate them. Jesus said: “Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant.” — Matthew 20:26 In Government Senior officials would understand that public office is a trust and responsibility, not personal property. They would ask: “What can I do for the people?” rather than: “What can I gain from the people?” This would affect decisions about public money, corruption, appointments, taxation, security, development and even war. A leader considering military action should be able to ask: “What if I were the ordinary citizen, or the military officer, standing on the front line?” If leaders themselves and their families would never accept the risks they are imposing on ordinary citizens, that should cause them to reconsider whether those risks are truly necessary. 
 Result.
  Leaders would be less likely to send citizens to fight and die merely for political pride, personal power, economic greed or territorial ambition.

 3. ACTIVE PEACEMAKING.

  Biblical value: 
   Peace is not merely the absence of war. It involves actively working to repair broken relationships and address the causes of conflict. Jesus said: “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.” — Matthew 5:9 In Government Peacemaking requires hard work. Leaders would invest in: listening; dialogue; diplomacy; mediation; negotiation; compromise where principles are not violated; reconciliation; addressing legitimate grievances; rebuilding trust after conflict. Peacebuilding should begin before disagreement becomes violence, not only after people have been killed. 
 Result.
  More disputes could be settled at the negotiation table rather than on the battlefield. Peace would become an active national and international policy rather than merely a hope expressed after war has already begun. 

 4. JUSTICE AND MERCY.

  Biblical value: 
   Justice requires fairness, while mercy recognizes the possibility of repentance, reform, restoration and reconciliation. Micah 6:8 says: “What does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.” In Government Leaders would seek to address injustice, oppression, poverty, discrimination and exclusion because unresolved grievances can become sources of instability and conflict. At the same time, justice would not necessarily mean permanent punishment. Where an individual, group or nation: stops its wrongdoing; acknowledges what it has done; apologizes; makes appropriate restitution; reforms its conduct; or genuinely seeks reconciliation, there should be room, where appropriate, for restoration and peaceful reintegration.
 Result.
   Societies and nations could address grievances through fair institutions and lawful processes instead of allowing anger, revenge and armed conflict to determine outcomes.

 5. TRUTH AND INTEGRITY.

  Biblical value: 
   Honesty, faithfulness and keeping one's word. Proverbs 12:22 says: “The Lord detests lying lips, but he delights in people who are trustworthy.” In Government Leaders would tell the truth to citizens, even when the truth is politically inconvenient. They would: keep legitimate commitments; honour treaties and agreements; avoid deliberately misleading the public; provide truthful information during crises; acknowledge mistakes; reject corruption and bribery; use public resources for their intended purposes. 
 Result.
     Trust would grow between citizens and government and between nations. When nations trust one another, there is less fear, suspicion and pressure to prepare endlessly for possible betrayal. 

 6. HUMILITY AND SELF-CONTROL.

  Biblical value: 
   Recognizing that power does not make a person superior to others. Philippians 2:3 teaches: “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves.” In Government A powerful leader who possesses self-control is less likely to interpret disagreement as personal insult or political humiliation. Such a leader can admit: “I may be wrong.” That simple statement can prevent enormous damage. Humility also allows leaders to listen to opposition parties, civil society, religious leaders, experts, neighbouring countries and ordinary citizens. 
 Result.
    Political disagreements are less likely to become personal battles, ethnic conflicts or national crises. 

 7. CARE FOR THE POOR AND VULNERABLE.

Biblical value: 
  God repeatedly calls His people to care for the poor, widows, orphans, strangers and vulnerable people. Proverbs 31:9 says: “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves.” In Government Faith-informed leadership would take poverty and inequality seriously. Government would seek to ensure that: children can access education; people can obtain healthcare; families have opportunities to earn a living; vulnerable people are protected; public resources reach the people for whom they are intended; development benefits communities rather than only political and economic elites. 
 Result.
    When people experience justice, opportunity and dignity, some of the social conditions that produce desperation, crime, extremism and instability can be reduced.

 8. STEWARDSHIP OF PUBLIC RESOURCES.

  Biblical value:
   Those entrusted with something must manage it faithfully. Luke 16:10 teaches the principle that faithfulness in small matters is connected with faithfulness in greater responsibilities. In Government Public resources would be regarded as a trust belonging to the people, not an opportunity for personal enrichment. Faithful stewardship would mean rejecting: corruption; embezzlement; nepotism; waste; politically motivated misuse of public funds; rewarding friends at the expense of the public interest. 
 Result.
    More resources would be available for education, healthcare, infrastructure, security, employment and other genuine development priorities. 

 9. HUMAN DIGNITY AND EQUAL TREATMENT.

  Biblical value: 
  Every human being possesses dignity and should not be treated as less valuable because of tribe, nationality, social status, wealth, gender or political affiliation. James 2:1 warns against showing favouritism. In Government Faith would challenge leaders to reject discrimination and tribalism and to treat citizens fairly. A person's access to justice, employment, government services or protection should not depend on whether that person belongs to the leader's ethnic group, political party, family, social class or religious community. 
 Result. 
  Citizens develop a stronger sense of belonging to one nation rather than feeling that government belongs only to certain groups. This strengthens national cohesion.

 10. RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONSEQUENCES OF POWER. 

  Faith also teaches accountability. Romans 14:12 says: “So then, each of us will give an account of ourselves to God.” In Government A senior official should understand that authority carries responsibility. The question should not simply be: 
 “Was this decision legally possible?”
 It should also be: 
 “Was it right? 
Was it just?
 Was it necessary?
 Who will be affected? 
Could we have achieved the same objective without causing unnecessary harm?” 
 A government may possess the legal authority to do something while still having an ethical responsibility to consider whether doing it is wise, just and humane. 
 Result. 
   Decision-making becomes more responsible because leaders recognize that power is not the same thing as moral permission.

 CONCLUSION: 
   The greatest potential influence of faith in government is not the number of officials who publicly identify as believers. It is the extent to which their faith actually influences their conduct. 
Elijah Mutua Kirima. 
 Pastor and Social Worker. 
 THE WORD OF GOD IS THE WILL OF GOD.

Wednesday, 9 September 2026

WE ARE OPEN TO INDEPENDENT ENGAGEMENT WITH BELIEVERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD.

THE WORD OF GOD IS THE WILL OF GOD.
 ( A BIBLICAL UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP IN KENYA - Our structure of operation is like main churches according to our laws and modern demands We meet on halls and also have Home fellowship days).

 WE ARE OPEN TO INDEPENDENT ENGAGEMENT WITH BELIEVERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD.

  We believe that the Body of Christ can grow stronger when believers from different nations and fellowships connect, learn from one another, pray together, share resources, and serve communities together. 
    We are therefore open to independent, Christ-centred partnerships with individuals, churches, fellowships, ministries, and Christian leaders from around the world.

 1. VIRTUAL PRAYER AND FELLOWSHIP.

  You can meet virtually with our leaders or the whole fellowship through Zoom, WhatsApp, or other online platforms for prayer, encouragement, Bible teaching, testimonies, and fellowship. We can also exchange prayer requests and regularly intercede for one another. 

 2. GROUP-TO-GROUP FELLOWSHIP.

Different groups within our fellowships can connect across countries, including: 
- Children with children 
- Youth with youth 
- Men with men 
- Women with women
- Leaders with leaders
    These interactions can provide opportunities to:
- share testimonies,
- encourage one another, 
- discuss challenges, and 
- learn from different experiences of Christian life and ministry. 

 3. LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND MENTORSHIP.

  We can organize online training and workshops where you can:
-  share your experience and expertise in areas such as 
youth ministry,
 church administration, 
counselling, 
leadership, 
discipleship, 
community development,
 and ministry organization. 

 We can also establish: 
-  Shared Christian book clubs
-  Leader-to-leader mentoring 
- Youth-to-youth mentorship 
- Women-to-women and 
- men-to-men encouragement 
-  Children's ministry connections 
-  One-on-one spiritual and practical mentorship 

 4. SPECIFIC PROJECT PARTNERSHIPS.

  We are open to partnering on clearly identified community and ministry projects, such as: 
- Community feeding programmes 
- Clean water initiatives 
- School and back-to-school support
- Skills training 
- Youth programmes 
- Support for vulnerable families and other helps programs
 - Evangelism and community outreach

 Partnership may involve 
sharing ideas, 
skills, 
volunteers, 
materials,
 finances, or 
other appropriate resources. 

 5. MINISTRY FACILITIES AND INCOME-GENERATING PROJECTS.

  Those who wish to support a specific ministry project may partner with us in areas such as: 
-  Church or fellowship hall construction
-  Office establishment 
- Renovation of ministry facilities 
- Ministry equipment
- Income-generating projects designed to strengthen ministry sustainability 

 All project-based support can be linked to a clearly identified purpose and agreed accountability arrangements. 

 6. SPECIAL EVENTS.

  You may also partner with us in organizing or sponsoring specific events, including:
-  Annual conferences
- Youth camps Leadership seminars
-  Evangelism outreaches 
-  Community events 
-  Children's programmes 
- Training workshops 

 7. DIGITAL RESOURCE EXCHANGE .

We welcome the exchange of Christian resources, including: 
-  Sermon recordings 
-  Bible teaching materials
-  Worship resources 
-  Teaching notes
- Bible study guides
-  Children's ministry curricula
- Christian books and other digital resources 
-  Recorded greetings, testimonies, or messages. 
This allows believers in different parts of the world to learn from one another even when we cannot meet physically. 

 8. SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUAL MINISTRY WORKERS.

Where appropriate and mutually agreed, individuals may also support a pastor or ministry worker within our fellowship with specific needs such as:
 - housing/rent, 
- clothing, 
- food, 
- education, 
- ministry needs, or 
- an income-generating activity. 

 Such support should be based on genuine need, clear communication, dignity, accountability, and the desire to strengthen the person's ability to serve God and others. 

 9. YOU CAN  VISIT US.
- If you can sponsor your trip you can visit us.
- You can help start this Fellowship in your country, 
- You can identify yourself as a member of our Fellowship, and 
We can discuss other ways to work together knowing that you are helping to build the body of Christ and the Kingdom of God. 


 OUR APPROACH TO PARTNERSHIP :

- We are not looking merely for financial sponsors. 
- We are looking for people who are willing to 
build relationships, 
pray together, 
learn together, 
share knowledge and resources, 
and serve God and humanity together.

 Whether you can contribute
 time, 
prayer, 
knowledge,
 skills, 
mentorship,
 relationships, 
digital resources, 
materials,
 finances, or
 practical assistance, 
we believe your contribution can make a difference. 

 Let us connect, learn from one another, strengthen one another, and work together for the advancement of God's Kingdom and the well-being of people. 

THE WORD OF GOD IS THE WILL OF GOD.

 By:
Elijah Mutua Kirima. 
Pastor and current General Overseer. Contact: elijahkirima@gmail.com