Rayola Osanya
Friday, 04 May 2012 20:00
East Africa Marriage Retreat: Pure Romance
“That you may become blameless and pure, children of God without fault in a crooked and depraved generation, in which you shine like stars in the universe.”
—Philippians 2:15
The panoramic, pacific, pristine and picturesque setting of the Mbale Resort in Uganda was the ideal setting for the Marriage Retreat of the East Africa churches under the Theme “Pure Romance”, as married couples of the East Africa family of churches gathered from April 6 to 9 to learn, confirm and reaffirm their love for God and for each other.
The panoramic, pacific, pristine and picturesque setting of the Mbale Resort in Uganda was the ideal setting for the Marriage Retreat of the East Africa churches under the Theme “Pure Romance”, as married couples of the East Africa family of churches gathered from April 6 to 9 to learn, confirm and reaffirm their love for God and for each other.
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Marrieds
Friday, 04 May 2012 20:00
East Africa Marriage Retreat: Pure Romance
“That you may become blameless and pure, children of God without fault in a crooked and depraved generation, in which you shine like stars in the universe.”
—Philippians 2:15
The panoramic, pacific, pristine and picturesque setting of the Mbale Resort in Uganda was the ideal setting for the Marriage Retreat of the East Africa churches under the Theme “Pure Romance”, as married couples of the East Africa family of churches gathered from April 6 to 9 to learn, confirm and reaffirm their love for God and for each other.
The panoramic, pacific, pristine and picturesque setting of the Mbale Resort in Uganda was the ideal setting for the Marriage Retreat of the East Africa churches under the Theme “Pure Romance”, as married couples of the East Africa family of churches gathered from April 6 to 9 to learn, confirm and reaffirm their love for God and for each other.
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East Africa
Tuesday, 13 March 2012 22:51
Kenya Evangelist Needs Brain Surgery – and Your Prayers
Charles Omollo, one of the ministers in the church in Nairobi, Kenya, was recently diagnosed with having a pituitary macroadenoma, an abnormal growth in the brain, which requires urgent surgery in order to address the imminent risk to his health. Surgery was conducted in Kenya but was unsuccessful, so Charles will now be traveling to India for a second attempt at the procedure.
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East Africa
Wednesday, 30 November 2011 09:11
Kenya Collection for Completion of Kids Kingdom Classrooms
“Now finish the work …” 2 Corinthians 8:11
The Nairobi church in the Kenyan capital Nairobi celebrated an exciting and emotional milestone last year when it fulfilled a long cherished dream and started meeting on its own property. Now the Nairobi church is holding a fundraiser in order to finish the project. One of the key aims is to complete the classrooms and bathrooms for the church’s 950 children, to ensure that not only is their Sunday experience solidly spiritual but that their Sunday environment is safe, secure, spacious and sanitary. Nothing fancy, just healthy.
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East Africa
Saturday, 26 June 2010 05:28
Nairobi Church Opens First Facility in East Africa
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Sunday, June 27, 2010 will be a landmark day for the International Churches of Christ East Africa family of churches. It will be the occasion for the opening in Nairobi, Kenya of the first church-owned facility in the region, the realization of a dream long held, the fruit of tireless endeavor of many visionaries, and the product of sacrificial generosity of disciples and churches in Kenya and in the USA.
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East Africa
Saturday, 14 November 2009 10:05
Living The Dream: 20 Years Since Nairobi Church Planting
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Motivated by an agenda for change, a dynamic gentleman with a Kenyan father and an American mother recently made history that reverberated across the globe. It continues to resonate in every corner of the planet, since he became the first African American president of the USA; achieving a goal and ascending to heights on which he had set his mind and dared to dream in the formative years of his career.
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East Africa
Wednesday, 04 November 2009 17:01
New Web Address, Same Ol’Good News
The East Africa family of ICOC congregations are now available on the internet at a new location on a newly designed website. Even as they showcase the great news of God’s grace and goodness in their region and share their challenges, obstacles and opportunities, they welcome your compliments, critique and questions. So log on, disciples—today.
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East Africa