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The International Churches of Christ (ICOCEA), comprising ICOC family churches in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Burundi, is affiliated with the broader International Churches of Christ (ICOC). This collective of Christian churches is dedicated to living in harmony with the teachings of Jesus Christ as outlined in the Bible. We diligently study and endeavor to follow the entirety of the Bible, considering it inspired and inerrant. Every member is anticipated to be a disciple of Christ as per his teachings… Read More
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Featured Stories
The recent football ministry outreach and friendly match held in Eldoret on the 12th April 2026 was a meaningful and impactful experience, extending far beyond the game itself. While the visit brought together teams in a spirit of fellowship and friendly competition, its deeper significance was seen in the lives of the young people who…
This year’s Lake & Rift Region Campus Challenge Camp was held from 20th to 22nd February in Matete, a small town located in western Kenya along the Nairobi–Uganda highway. Set in a peaceful environment away from the distractions of everyday life, the camp created the perfect atmosphere for reflection, connection, and transformation. Challenge Camp…
As 2026 rolled in, just like in every year before, the women leaders in East Africa began planning for the first quarter of the year of which IWD is one of the most significant events in the women’s calendar. Being that March 8th fell on a Sunday, it was difficult to undertake the usual community…
We are excited to begin a new 14-week course on the 6th December—Biblical Hermeneutics and Exegesis. This course will explore resources, principles, and methods of interpreting the Bible. Disciples will be able to integrate biblical interpretation with practical application by demonstrating how biblical texts speak to personal life, church ministry, and broader societal issues, thereby…
The year 2025 ushered in a set of challenges for the ICOC-Nairobi church, chief among them being a recognized shortage of dedicated servants. This vital gap meant that ministers were heavily burdened by various practical needs within the congregation, preventing them from fully dedicating themselves to the “ministry of the word and prayer.” Consequently, the…