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Visitor from Kajiado Diocese, Kenya

The Revd Jennifer McWhirter, The Rt Revd Patrick Rooke (Bishop of Tuam, Killala and Achonry), The Ven Naftaly Lemooke, and The Revd Roger Thompson (CMS Ireland).
The Revd Jennifer McWhirter, The Rt Revd Patrick Rooke (Bishop of Tuam, Killala and Achonry), The Ven Naftaly Lemooke, and The Revd Roger Thompson (CMS Ireland).

Killala Cathedral was pleased to welcome the Ven. Naftaly Lemooke from the diocese of Kajiado, Anglican Church of Kenya, as their harvest preacher on Sunday 2nd October. He was accompanied by the Revd Roger Thompson, CMS Ireland Partnership Co–ordinator for Kenya. He brought greetings from the Bishop of Kajiado, the Rt Revd Gaddiel Lenini, and in his sermon he spoke of love and obedience as a right response to the cross of Christ. He and Revd Thompson taught us a Swahili song ‘Asante sana Jesu moyoni’ which means ‘Thank you very much Jesus in my heart.’

The following day both Ven. Naftaly and Revd Roger attended a morning at the Bishop’s house in Castlebar at which Naftaly shared something of his life and work in Kajiado diocese, and the life of the diocese there.

The diocese is planning a trip to Kenya in November 2017, the provisional dates for which are 15–27th November 2017. The cost will be approximately €1600 per person. We plan to visit the diocese of Kajiado, especially the location of our current mission project there, the ‘Maji’ project. If anyone is interested in going, please contact Revd Stephen or Revd Jen McWhirter for more information. Application forms should be with Revd Jen McWhirter by 15th January 2017.

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