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Christians, Hindus, Muslims unite on constitution changes

Christians, Hindus, Muslims unite on constitution changes

Christian, Hindu and Muslim leaders in Kenya have united to reject 'piecemeal' amendments of the constitution before the 2007 elections, saying they do not go far enough, while pledging to mobilize for the inclusion of their followers' voices.

13 September 2006

Archbishop of Kenya: Response to the Statement from Bishop Gladwin

Archbishop of Kenya: Response to the Statement from Bishop Gladwin

I have read Bishop Gladwin's statement on arrival to England from his visit from Kenya with 20 others last week.  I would wish to make it clear that when we heard that Bishop Gladwin after only a day's stay in Kenya was a patron of Changing Attitude which advocates the full inclusion of gay and lesbian people at all levels in the church, we distanced ourselves from him and his group as this is where we differ.

02 June 2006

Kenyan bishops demand fair trade

Kenyan bishops demand fair trade

Anglican bishops in Western Province have announced they will lead demonstrations in the region this Friday to protest what they termed trade injustices against Africans.

12 April 2005

Kenyan Church to release shame list

Kenyan Church to release shame list

Kenya's Standard newspaper reports that an Anglican diocese is to release a list of politicians that it alleges are corrupt. 

31 January 2005

Anglican elected chairman of Kenya church council

Anglican elected chairman of Kenya church council

Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) Bungoma Diocese Bishop, The Rt Revd Dr Eliud Wabukala has been elected the new chairman of the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK).

05 October 2004

Anglican Church of Kenya appeals for food assistance as famine hits

Anglican Church of Kenya appeals for food assistance as famine hits

The Anglican Church of Kenya has made an appeal to all its Christians and friends to make donations towards alleviating the famine affecting nearly four million people in several parts of the country.

02 August 2004

Heavy rains cause destruction in Kenya

Heavy rains cause destruction in Kenya

Scores of people have been killed and thousands made homeless in Kenya over the last week after heavier than usual seasonal rains devastated much of the country.

07 May 2004

African mission conference closes: proposals to empower both clergy and laity

A major conference held in Nairobi last week for representatives from across the Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa (CAPA) has called for an Anglican renewal in the continent, both through prayer and a dynamic approach to mission and evangelism.

19 April 2004

Nairobi Cathedral 500km sponsored walk completed

Nairobi Cathedral 500km sponsored walk completed

Twenty-six members of the congregation of All Saints' Cathedral, Nairobi, last Sunday arrived after a 500-kilometre walk to raise funds to complete construction on a Kshs 100 million (US$ 1.3 million) multi-purpose hall at the Cathedral.

05 April 2004

CAPA council closes with calls for greater ties

CAPA council closes with calls for greater ties

The ninth session of the Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa (CAPA) council meeting ended over the weekend in Nairobi with a strong call for unity in the Anglican Church.

01 October 2003