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The International Churches of Christ (ICOCEA), comprising ICOC family churches in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Burundi, is affiliated with the broader International Churches of Christ (ICOC). This collective of Christian churches is dedicated to living in harmony with the teachings of Jesus Christ as outlined in the Bible. We diligently study and endeavor to follow the entirety of the Bible, considering it inspired and inerrant. Every member is anticipated to be a disciple of Christ as per his teachings… Read More
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The East Africa Campus Conference 2012 is underway in Sportman’s Arms Hotel in Nanyuki about 2 hours drive from Nairobi. Speaking to the media team before their departure to Nanyuki, Raymond and Lily Musonye – the Nairobi Campus Ministry leaders stated that the excitement among the disciples is at a fever pitch. “They have really…
The Nairobi Christian Church is gearing up for a 2 day career workshop that is scheduled to take place on 31st August and 1st September targeting primary and secondary students aged between 13-19 years old. It has become common to find people working in wrong careers which may hamper their overall growth and limit their…
It was a great moment for the Nairobi Christian church when Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Anyima Okundi were appointed as deacons of the Youth and Family Ministry within the East Africa International Churches of Christ.
Gilliane Otieno, Raisa Wanjiku (Shishi) and Maxwell Wambua from Nairobi Christian Church will represent Kenya at the World Youth Chess championships to be held in Slovania in November 2012. Gilliane (7), Shishi (9) and Maxwell (8) qualified after a competitive and challenging two day World Youth qualifiers tournament held at Oshwal Primary School in Parklands.
The disciples from East Africa region are gearing up for the largest single retreat ever held in the East African region with about 150 disciples expected to attend. This retreat which will be the fourth after Naivasha(Kenya), Maasai Mara(Kenya) and Mbale (Uganda) will for the first time have disciples drawn from Tanzania churches –Dar es…