CCOG Congregations in Kenya

Pastor and Mrs. Evans Ochieng

Continuing Church of God Pastor Evans Ochieng sent in the following report:

Now these are the true congregations of CCOG in Kenya:

NYANZA PROVINCE
> NDHIWA-27 ADULTS, 12 CHILDREN—————-TOTAL 39  MEMBERS
> MBANI-18 ADULTS, 22CHILDREN ——————TOTAL 40  MEMBERS
> ORIANG-20 ADULTS, 19 CHILDREN—————-TOTAL 39  MEMBERS
> KISEKE-15 ADULTS, 21 CHILDREN—————–TOTAL36  MEMBERS
> RONGO 7 ADULTS, 8 CHILDREN——————–TOTAL 15  MEMBERS
> OYUGIS 6 ADULTS, 10 CHILDREN——————TOTAL 16  MEMBERS
> LOWER NYAKACH 3 ADULTS, 7 CHILDREN—-TOTAL 10 MEMBERS
> UPPER  NYAKACH 13 ADULTS, 23 CHILDREN–TOTAL 36 MEMBERS
> ACHUTH 9 ADULTS, 12  CHILDREN——————-TOTAL 21 MEMBERS
> KIHANCHA 6 ADULTS 2  CHILDREN——————TOTAL 8 MEMBERS
> MBITA 10 ADULTS 4  CHILDREN———————–TOTAL 14 MEMBERS
> SINDO 9 ADULTS, 5  CHILDREN———————–TOTAL 14 MEMBERS
> AHERO 6 ADULTS, 10  CHILDREN——————–TOTAL 16 MEMBERS

KISII
> EBEREGE 63 ADULTS, 72CHILDREN————–TOTAL 135.  The number has increased
> KEORE 29 ADULTS, 15  CHILDREN——————TOTAL 44
> NYAMARUMA  I don’t have the exact  number I will send it later

RIFT  VALLEY
> BOMET 35 ADULTS, 16 CHILDREN———————-TOTAL 51  MEMBERS
> CILANI  35 ADULTS, 18 CHILDREN———————-TOTAL 53  MEMBERS
> MOSONIK 20 ADULTS, 10 CHILDREN——————TOTAL 30  MEMBERS
> INGURO 25 ADULTS, 20 CHILDREN———————-TOTAL 45  MEMBERS
> MAU 20 ADULTS 30 CHILDREN—————————–TOTAL 50  MEMBERS

NAIROBI
> NAIROBI 6 ADULTS  children I don’t have the number—TOTAL 6 MEMBERS

KITUI
> KITUI 20 ADULTS. children I don’t  have the number—–TOTAL 20

TOTAL 724

The Continuing Church of God has had some supporters in Kenya since 2013. But the number grew substantially in 2014 and has been growing in 2015.

The Continuing Church of God has sent songbooks, Bible News Prophecy magazines, other books, history booklets, literature, laptop computers, and other support to those in Africa. In addition to English, the Continuing Church of God has had literature, such as the Statement of Beliefs of the Continuing Church of God (see KATIKA LUGHA YA KISWAHILI) and our Study the Bible Course (see Somo 1 Katika Kiswahili), translated into Kiswahili which is the ‘linga-Franca’ in many nations in Africa. Our Bible News Prophecy magazine have been translated into Kiswahili (e.g. Okt-Des 2014 UNABII WA BIBLIA: MwanaFiladelfia wa Karne ya 21 ni nani?) and Dholuo (e.g. Dwe Mar Achiel – Dwe Mar Adek 2015: Wheche Manyien Mokor E Muma). We are currently looking at translating literature into at least two other African languages (including Zulu and Ekegusii).

Reaching Africa is part of Matthew 24:14;28:19-20 and thus is part of the final phase of the work.