In a significant and heartwarming event that marks a new chapter for the Council for Churches in Africa (CCA), Apostle Bishop Dr. Rocky Moyo traveled to Kenya to open the CCA Kenya Chapter’s new office. This moment not only highlights God’s divine plan for the African continent but also symbolizes the growth and expansion of CCA’s mission across the region.
The atmosphere at the opening ceremony was filled with excitement and anticipation. Apostle Bishop Dr. Moyo, the President of CCA, was warmly welcomed by an enthusiastic entourage of people who had gathered to witness this historic event. Leading the charge in Kenya are Apostle Ephraim Wakhungu, the President of the Kenya Chapter, and Apostle Nancy Kisia, who serves as the Deputy President. Together, they are laying the foundation for a thriving and impactful chapter of CCA in the heart of East Africa.
Apostle Moyo spent several hours with the new Kenya team, engaging in meaningful discussions, prayers, and encouraging words. His visit was not just a ceremonial one but a powerful moment of spiritual alignment, as the team in Kenya prepares to take on the responsibility of spreading the gospel and advancing CCA’s mission.
The unity and warmth felt throughout the gathering were palpable. Apostle Bishop Dr. Moyo’s vision for CCA’s growth in Africa is one that is truly big and dynamic. As he spoke about the importance of the work ahead, it was clear that the connections being formed are divinely orchestrated. Sibongile Nkosi (we thank God) for the powerful work being done in Kenya and across the continent. God’s hand is evident in the growth of CCA, and His purpose is unfolding with each step.
Apostle Ephraim Wakhungu expressed deep gratitude for the visit and the divine connections that are taking place. “We are grateful for this partnership and the privilege to be part of something much larger than ourselves,” he said. “This is a new season for Kenya, and we are ready to witness what God will do in this chapter.”
The presence of Apostle Bishop Dr. Moyo and the love and commitment of the Kenyan team truly demonstrated the strength of the CCA community. This is a testimony to God’s provision, and it shows that Africa is indeed central to His plan. As the Kenya Chapter joins the global family of CCA, we are reminded that God’s vision for Africa is profound and far-reaching.
As we reflect on this historic event, Sibongile Nkosi—we thank God—for what He is doing in the earth and in Africa. This is just the beginning, and we are filled with excitement and anticipation for the great things to come. The future of the Council for Churches in Africa is bright, and with Kenya now firmly part of the movement, we know that God’s work will continue to flourish.