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Kenya

Kenya celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of its independence in 2013. Kenya has the largest economy in East Africa. The violence that followed the 2007 national elections was a very troubling event for those who love Kenya, especially given the nation's importance. The national elections of 2013, however, marked a return to the peaceful transition of government, and most Kenyans are looking forward to the future with confidence.

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ECLEA in Kenya

ECLEA personnel did their first teaching in Kenya in June 2007. We returned in August of that year. Since that time, ECLEA has been very active throughout Kenya. Most importantly, we have established a good and growing inter-denominational and inter-tribal ECLEA-Kenya committee of pastor-teachers. The fact that we insist on being inter-tribal is particularly important in Kenya which has 42 tribes and where, although sometimes unspoken, tribalism is an important issue. The ECLEA-Kenya team has been the most active of all the East African ECLEA teams in conducting all-African church leader trainings.


Here are updates from ECLEA's Kenya team concerning ECLEA's work in Kenya (older news accounts of ECLEA's work in Kenya and the rest of East Africa are located in the News Archive):


Fredrick Njoroge, ECLEA-Kenya regional coordinator

This is my final conference report this year. I have really enjoyed the ECLEA mission to my utmost. I am a Blessed person.
 
My fifth conference was on my very favorite subject on Forgiveness and Reconciliation. The conference was very good in that I had a few leaders who came to see me privately for more intervention on the same topic. We had this conference last weekend 28-30/9/023.


       
My last conference was on 26-28/10/023 on the book of James. The book has become sweeter and sweeter as we continue to learn. I am not the way I started to be involved in this teaching ministry. I think I am more equipped than those I serve.

    

ECLEA is no longer something new to church leaders who are around us, we have become Friends in terms of equipping their members together with their ministers. All our manuals have been fully embraced by all our participants, now one or more is no longer an issue.

Best regards, and have a blessed Christmas, Fredrick Njoroge

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David Njeru, ECLEA-Kenya regional coordinator

Last weekend ending Sunday 10 September we had an amazing teaching on Forgiveness and Reconciliation at Jesus Celebration Centre in Tassia in Embakassi. This meeting was perhaps one of the largest in recent times with close to 40 attendees.

It was one of the most practical this year. One of the leaders shared with me privately how she was able to forgive someone who had seriously offended her. She shared with me that during a past meeting we emphasized forgiveness and she took an initiative to forgive that person. The issue had widely affected her in various ways including not being able to think straight. After she forgave, she felt light and more focused. It was one of the most difficult decisions she has ever made in her life.

Of all the leaders who were present, they agreed that forgiveness is key especially when serving people since hurting leaders hurt others.

After the meeting I met a pastor who had also struggled with forgiveness though he was not in our meeting. He was very sick and bedridden for a whole year though doctors could not diagnose his sickness. His relatives openly and defiantly told him that they are tired of taking care for him and they are waiting for his death. He was able to forgive and God saved him miraculously from that time. He is now a very committed pastor. He plans to organize an ECLEA meeting in the near future for others to benefit. 

   

I would say that ECLEA is playing a very pivotal role in reaching many pastors and leaders in East Africa.

Thank you, Jonathan, together with ECLEA partners for making this a reality.

Rev. David Njeru
Nairobi Region Cordinator

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Fredrick Njoroge, ECLEA-Kenya regional coordinator

I have been very successful of late in matters of conference teaching. Am hoping that the remaining two more conferences will be as successful as past one. My fourth conference this year was on 24-26/8/023. We were dealing with the book of James. The turnout was so amazing. There was a lot of engagement from the participants which made the learning easier.

Am hoping that if this continues. I confirm to you that great number of believers will be transformed.

Sincerely,

Rev. Fredrick Njoroge

James Kamau, ECLEA-Kenya regional coordinator

ECLEA REPORT FOR KAWANGWARE 46 MEETING ON EPHESIANS. 23-24 AUGUST, 2023 VENUE, GOSPEL EQUIPPERS MINISTRY CHURCH

The meeting continued well on the above dates. The teachers were James N. Kamau and Monica Wambui. It had had 14 participants. The following major denominations were represented. 1. Jesus Mountain of Joy Church 2. Antioch Church 3. Gospel Equippers Ministry Church 4. Nuba Christian Fellowship 5. International Christian Church 6. Methodist Church in Kenya 7. Grace Fellowship Sanctuary

REPORTS 
PASTOR JOHN GITAU Learnt on the importance of the encouragement that Paul gave to the Ephesians Church and saints. This was because he had heard of their strong faith.
NAFISHA ABDALLA Was challenged by Paul who even though he was a prisoner was able to write to the Ephesians, and we have the book today. She felt that we being free should do more for the Lord.
PASTOR ZABLON Learnt on the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit. He learnt on the fact that the Holy Spirit is a guarantee and a deposit and that God will fulfill his promise of the other blessings.
BISHOP PETER MWANGI Learnt on the importance of the fact that now the barriers between the Jews and the Gentiles have been broken, because of the death and the blood of Jesus.
DOROTHY T. ZABLON Was happy to learn that all people male and female are now sons in Christ. She learnt that the discrimination is now finished because of Christ redemption plan.

Thank you again for our ECLEA sponsors for making this program possible and because of the impact it is making to the church in our country.

Rev. James N. Kamau Lower Rift Valley Region ECLEA-Kenya

ECLEA REPORT FOR NAIVASHA, MUSAKA MEETING ON EPHESIANS. 16-17 AUGUST 2023 VENUE, CHRISTIAN OUTREACH MINISTRIES, WORLDWIDE, MUSAKA
The meeting went well on the above dates. The teachers were James N. Kamau and Tom Mboya. It had had 17 delegates. The following major denominations were represented.
1. Christian Outreach Ministries Worldwide
2. Kenya Light Congregation
3. Redeemed Gospel Church
4. Victorious Church
5. Happy Church
6. Gospel Equippers Ministry Church
7. Stewardship Revival Church
8. Jesus Revival Gospel Church

REPORTS
REV. JOHN NGIGI Learnt on the importance of the Kingdom household and building metaphors as representations of the true Church. He also learnt on the importance of not limiting God in his prayers.
PST. RACHEAL Learnt that equipping the church and the body of Christ is a great sacrifice. She also learnt that the only way to maintain our relationship with the Holy Spirit is to live a holy life. That she is blessed beyond measure in Christ.
ABIGAIL LAWRENCE Learnt that to each believer there is given a measure of Grace. That God gives his wisdom and enlightens his word to us during our prayers.
PST. GABRIEL KAMAU Learnt on the importance of the call and walking in the Lord according to one's grace.
TABITHA WAMBUI Learnt on the importance of praying without limiting God because he is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask.

Once again we are grateful for our ECLEA sponsors for making this program possible because it is making a great impact to the church in our country.

Rev. James N. Kamau, Lower Rift Valley Region ECLEA Kenya

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