On the morning of August 11th, 2025, the town of Ruiru pulsed with spiritual energy and anticipation as the Kiambu Chapter of the Federation of Evangelical and Indigenous Christian Churches of Kenya (FEICCK) was officially launched. Beneath the golden East African sun, pastors, bishops, and church leaders from across Kiambu County gathered in unity, purpose, and prayer to mark a milestone in the journey of faith-based leadership.
 A Gathering of Shepherds
The launch event drew an impressive assembly of over 200 pastors representing diverse evangelical and indigenous Christian congregations. From the bustling streets of Thika to the serene hills of Limuru, clergy arrived in droves—robes flowing, Bibles in hand, and hearts open. The atmosphere was electric with worship, punctuated by powerful sermons and soul-stirring praise music that echoed through the venue like a divine chorus.
 Why FEICCK Matters
The Federation of Evangelical and Indigenous Christian Churches of Kenya (FEICCK) has long stood as a beacon for spiritual leadership, advocacy, and empowerment. With the launch of the Kiambu Chapter, local pastors now gain access to a host of benefits designed to uplift their ministries and amplify their impact.
 Key Benefits for Members
Legal and Institutional Recognition Pastors and churches under FEICCK gain formal recognition, helping them navigate legal frameworks and secure government support.
Training and Capacity Building Regular workshops on theology, leadership, financial management, and digital evangelism equip clergy with modern tools for ministry.
Advocacy and Representation FEICCK acts as a unified voice for its members, engaging with policymakers to protect religious freedoms and promote social justice.
Networking and Collaboration Members can connect with fellow pastors across counties, fostering partnerships for crusades, missions, and community outreach.
Welfare and Support Systems The federation offers welfare programs including medical cover, retirement planning, and emergency support for clergy families.
 A Spirit-Led Future
As the launch concluded with a powerful commissioning prayer, the Kiambu Chapter was declared open—not just as an administrative unit, but as a spiritual movement. The pastors left not only with certificates of membership but with renewed vision, fortified fellowship, and a shared commitment to transforming lives.
The Kiambu Chapter of FEICCK is more than an organization—it’s a covenant. A promise to uplift, to unite, and to serve. And as the sun set over Ruiru, one thing was clear: the shepherds of Kiambu are ready to lead their flocks into a new era of purpose and power.