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WHAT IS THE FIRE FOR SCOTLAND?

FIRE FOR SCOTLAND is a movement that seeks to ignite a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit across Scotland. As believers from African nations, you carry a unique fire within you. A fire born from resilience, community, and a deep-rooted faith that has weathered storms. Your voices, your prayers, and your presence are crucial in this season of awakening.

Now is the time for Kenyan and African believers to rise up and give back to a nation that has given so much to us. Through Fire for Scotland, we can help reignite the flame of faith that once burned brightly and ensure that Scotland’s rich Christian legacy continues for generations to come. This appeal is not just about nostalgia or historical recognition—it is about responding to a spiritual need. Scotland gave its best to the world, and now it’s our turn to give back.

INTRODUCTION TO SCOTLAND

Scotland is a part of the United Kingdom (UK) and occupies the northern third of Great Britain, shares a border with England in the south
and packs some of the most stunning scenery in all of the UK into it’s borders. Scotland is nearly one-third of the United Kingdom’s land area, consisting of the northern part of the island of Great Britain, and more than 790 adjacent islands, principally in the archipelagos of the Hebrides and the Northern Isles. To the south-east, Scotland has its only land border, which is 96 miles (154 km) long and shared with England; the country is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the north and west, the North Sea to the north- east and east, and the Irish Sea to the south. Edinburgh is the capital and Glasgow is the largest of the cities of Scotland.

Scotland has three indigenous languages: English, Scots, and Scottish Gaelic. Overall, the use of Scotland’s indigenous languages other than English has declined since the 19th century. The 2011 census indicated that 63% of the population had “no skills in Scots”. The use of Gaelic is confined to 1% of the population.

Scotland’s population was 5,490,100 as of mid-2023, according to the National Records of Scotland (NRS). This is a 0.8% increase from the previous year, and the largest increase in one year since 1946-1947. The main driver of population growth was people moving to Scotland from abroad and other parts of the UK. Around 70% of the country’s population live in the Central Belt, a region between Edinburgh and Glasgow. Scotland has had a census every 10 years since 1801, except The 2021 census was moved to 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Her population has been increasing for the last 20 years.

WELCOME MESSAGE

BISHOP PROF. LUKAS NJENGA

Vision Bearer

Greetings and welcome to Fire for Scotland!

Over the last 20 years, my family and I have had the immense pleasure of serving the Lord in Scotland and we have learned great things about this amazing Nation as well as it’s very warm people and their wonderful hospitality.

Having spent more than half of my adult life in the United Kingdom, I feel that I have gained the social and legal rights to be a Scottish man.
Therefore I can speak on behalf of this country and say to you: Come and help us put Scotland back on the Christian map, restoring it’s
popularity as the ‘Land of the Book’

ABOUT SCOTLAND

The Church in Scotland

As per the 2022 Census, a majority of Scots (51.12%) reported not following any religion. The most practiced religion is Christianity (38.79%), mostly the Church of Scotland (20.36%) and Roman Catholicism (13.3%).

The History of Christianity in Scotland

The story of the development of religion in Scotland is a complex one. Little or nothing is known about religious practices before the arrival in Scotland of Christianity, though it is usually assumed that the Picts practiced some form of “Celtic polytheism”, a vague blend of druidism, paganism and other sects. It also comprises of a long history, beginning with the arrival of Saint Ninian in 400 CE, and continuing through the Reformation, the rise of Catholicism, and the emergence of other denominations.

Saint Ninian’s mission to Scotland in 400 CE led to many conversions. In the 6th century, Saint Columba established a monastery on the island of Iona, which became a center for spreading Christianity in Scotland and Northern England.

Influence on Scotland’s Architecture

The history of Christianity in Scotland has also influenced the country’s architecture, with the arrival of Christianity bringing new artistic influences from the continent. The foundations established by Saint Ninian and Saint Columba are still places of pilgrimage today.

Lona is arguably one of the most important Christian sites in Scotland. It came into being when a group of monks made the perilous trip from Ireland to the west of Scotland in the fifth century. It was St Columba, one of the most well-known of these early evangelists, who founded the monastic settlement on Iona in 563.

THE DECLINE

OF THE CHURCH

FROM THE CITY OF SPIRES – TO SADDENING HEADLINES

Today if you searched for news of the Church in Scotland you would see headlines like the below to pick just a few:

• Former Aberdeen church now a heavenly home as it hits the market for £375,000 Jesus Has Left the Building’: Scotland’s Secular Slide and Signs of Hope.
• Unless the Church of Scotland returns to the Gospel, it will die.
• Growth, Decline and Extinction of UK Churches
• Situation is ‘urgent and critical’ for Church of Scotland amid falling membership and financial challenges.
• UK turns away Christianity.
• Church of Scotland sell-off comes as most people say they have no religion

In the city of Aberdeen, 95 churches served a population of 180,000. Sinclair Ferguson, who arrived as a university student in 1965, called it
“a city of spires.” There were magnificent churches or places of worship almost everywhere made of extraordinarily strong, powerful, almost overpowering granite

The Church of Scotland had it all—good theological heritage, good attendance, and good buildings. It also had the strong support with little interference of the government. It is reported that the cracks started to show when the giving plummeted despite the massive membership. Shortly after, Scottish Christianity collapsed. In 60 years,

the Church of Scotland plummeted from 1.3 million to 300,000 members. Meanwhile, the proportion of Scots who claim no religion has risen to nearly 60 percent today.

Aberdeen is now the most secular city in Scotland while Scotland is the most secular country in the United Kingdom. Sadly, Scotland’s massive granite church buildings continue turning into mosques, Hindu temples, discotheques, restaurants, residential apartments and bars.

OUR APPEAL

The Call to Action: Giving Back to Scotland

For centuries, Scotland has given its best to the world – now it is time for us to give back to Scotland. Thousands of Christians around the
world, directly or indirectly, have benefited from Scottish missionaries who dedicated their lives to spreading the gospel. The time has come
to stand with Scotland and revive the flame of faith that once burned so brightly.

Scotland needs a new generation of missionaries and Christian leaders to bring the hope of Christ to its communities. Fire for Scotland seeks to mobilise missionaries, financial supporters, and Christian congregations to help restore the spiritual landscape of this great nation. Whether you have been touched by Scottish missionaries in the past or simply feel called to help, this is your opportunity to be part of something transformative.

The Case for Kenya Giving Back to Scotland

Christians directly benefited from the sacrifices and efforts of Scottish missionaries and educators. Today, our education, health, agriculture and even some of our key industries bear the unmistakable marks of Scottish influence. Today, the very places where our children learn, and our communities receive medical care, are the result of the seeds sown by these faithful men and women.

Just as Scotland gave to us, this is an opportunity for Christians to give back. By supporting Fire for Scotland, we can stand with a nation that once stood with us, helping to restore the church in Scotland and reignite its spiritual influence.

The Appeal: A Call to Kenyan Christians

As we reflect on the rich Christian heritage we’ve received from Scottish missionaries, we are presented with a unique opportunity to
give back. Scotland is now in need of spiritual renewal, and we can be part of the solution. Whether we have directly benefited from their missions or not, we cannot ignore the debt of gratitude we owe to the nation that so faithfully sowed into our land.

LOOKING AHEAD

our goal and fact sheet

The “Fire for Scotland” ministry seeks to win a whole nation for Christ with.

STATEMENT OF

FAITH

At Fire for Scotland, we uphold the following beliefs as the foundation of our mission and ministry. These statements reflect our commitment to the universal Christian faith and are free from denominational affiliation to embrace unity among all believers.

The Bible

We believe that the Bible is the inspired, infallible, and authoritative Word of God, serving as the final standard for faith and practice.

God

We believe in one God, eternally existing in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. God is the Creator and Sustainer of all things and is sovereign over the universe.

Jesus Christ

We believe in the deity of Jesus Christ, His virgin birth, His sinless life, His atoning death on the cross, His resurrection, and His ascension to the right hand of the Father. We affirm His future return to judge the living and the dead.

The Holy Spirit

We believe in the active work of the Holy Spirit, who convicts the world of sin, regenerates the believer, empowers the church, and equips individuals for holy living and service.

Salvation

We believe that salvation is a gift from God, received by grace through faith in Jesus Christ. It is not earned by works but is the result of Christ’s sacrifice and resurrection.

The Church

We believe in the universal Church, the body of Christ, composed of all believers, and called to worship, fellowship, evangelism, and service.

The Great Commission

We affirm the mandate of the Great Commission, calling all believers to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ, making disciples of all nations.

Eternal Destiny

We believe in the resurrection of the dead and eternal life with God for believers. Those who reject Christ face eternal separation from God.

Our Goal

To unite all believers in faith and action, reflecting God’s love and bringing restoration to communities through the message of Jesus
Christ.

Nations

We believe that God has called us to win all Nations in preparation for His return. For his says “…and this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come.”
MATTHEW 24:14 (KJV)

Market place

We believe that God has called us to be active ministers of the market place to fulfill God’s mission in a practical way.

OUR GOAL

To unite all believers in faith and action, reflecting God’s love and bringing restoration to communities through the message of Jesus Christ.

ABOUT
PROF. LUKAS NJENGA
and REV. HELEN NJENGA

Bishop Lukas Njenga is a highly experienced, internationally exposed and patriotic Diasporan Kenyan living in Glasgow, Scotland. His broad
experience in Ministry, Public Relations, Enterprise Development, Higher & Technical Education as well as being a Trustee and Board Member of local, national and international organisations, gives him the knowledge and skills to deal with people and support key transitional processes for the Kenyan community and friends in the Diaspora Ministry. Lukas first accepted the call to salvation in a public open air meeting on August 1977 at Afuraha Stadium Nakuru at the age of 9. He built his faith through primary school and was baptized in August 1978 in Kiambogo, Elementaita, Nakuru. He went on join Christian Union Leadership in his early days of secondary school where he first encountered the ministry of Bishop Mark Kariuki which has had great and effective impact in his life.

In his teenage years, Bishop Lukas joined several evangelistic groups among them the End-Time Soul Harvest Evangelistic Team (ESHET),
Kenya Christian Students Fellowship (KCSF), Fellowship of Christian Union Students (FOCUS) The Anglican Renewal Ministries (ARK-ARM),
Sharing of Ministries Abroad (SOMA), which opened international doors for him to minister in many parts of the world. His first mission to United Kingdom, on 5th June 1991, was through partners in mission and the International Congress on World Evangelisation (ICOWE), Lukas
studied Theology in various institutions in Kenya, Switzerland, South Africa and United Kingdom. Lukas has taught ministers of the gospel
in various countries and has been a University Chaplain in different Universities. His interest in Biblical Economics, Enterprise and Marketplace Theology earned him a Professorship and has given him an international leadership recognition in this field.

As a Professor of Economics, Lukas has led one of the largest World Bank Funded project in Up-skilling, Re-skilling, Employability and
Enterprise Development in Kenya during and after Covid 19. The above project was voted as one of the best World Bank delivered projects in Kenya. Today Bishop Lukas is a sought after Christian marketplace leader bringing hope to the hopeless and igniting the fire of Christ in the Marketplace.

“I take this opportunity to thank our over 2000 young and teenage Mothers who decided to break the cycle of poverty and stigmatization by
taking a Job Specific skills training. I know that it is not easy as a teenage or young mother to juggle the responsibilities of Parenting, growing up and making an economic sustainable activity. I am here to assure you of professional support and economic empowerment.

My journey working with Children, Young people and Families goes back to 28 years, I have worked with many mothers. In Deed Institute
we offer you our LINKS Program which supports you in;
L – Generating a meaningful LIVELIHOOD
I – Helping you to INNOVATIVE
N – We put you into a NETWORK of mothers and mentors who help
you to stand on your feet.
K – We facilitate KNOWLEDGE exchange, where many learn from each other’s experiences and build support groups to develop resilience.

Our LINK program is the answer to issues of early pregnancy intervention and Economic Empowerment for slum and rural communities. When the CEO of the DEED Institute invented this program and appointed me to Direct it I knew that I have found an opportunity to fulfil my life dreams and use my many years of experience.”

Rev Helen Njenga.
A director at Deed Institute and heart for the city. She is a dedicated mother of three with a great passion of supporting young vulnerable girls both in their daily life challenges and as a mentor ensuring their success in life despite their backgrounds.

Board Governance

As a University Chaplain in both Glasgow Caledonian and York St John University, Bishop Lukas Njenga helped create Scholarship opportunities for Kenyans and established strong links between the Universities in UK and in Kenya. He was responsible for the appointment of the current University Chancellor for Mt Kenya University, Prof. John Struthers, through his role as the International Liaison for the University.

Lukas served on the Board of Directors in the United Nations International Service and by the time he resigned he was one of the longest serving board members. He also helped various government ministries to develop short term training for the enhancement of skills: For instance, through the DCSS (Diaspora Communities Support Services) in Scotland, 12 Directors from 6 counties in Kenya were trained in Waste and Environmental Management. This training was done in partnership with University of West of Scotland and was funded by the World Bank. He has hosted high profile delegations from the Kenyan High Commission in Universities, creating a direct working relationship between the High Commission and the British Universities. Bishop Lukas is the Chair of the newly established Diaspora Construction Consortium. This is an international consortium of highly reputable British and International construction and infrastructure development companies that hope to engage with the Kenyan Government and the Private Sector.

Strategist

As the Economic Advisor and a Director for Global One Voice Consortium based in the USA, Lukas supports the Diaspora Saving and Credit
Societies as well as the recently launched Diaspora Mount Kenya Economic Block. He is also involved in other Diaspora economic activities,
including the Pan African Diaspora Bank (ADDIS Bank) as a Director. He also helped establish the Kenyan Interest Group. This consists of British academics, professionals, politicians and businesspersons who will work with the Diaspora Community to maximize British initiatives in Kenya.

His experience in public relations and community leadership has been enhanced by his role as the first African board member of the Family
Office Wealth Management Forum in New York. His main role was to help family offices in the USA to channel their wealth to philanthropic social enterprises with an aim of reducing world poverty and creating sustainability in the society. Bishop Lukas has also served as a member of the Royal Overseas League in Edinburgh and London.

Leadership Development

His role as a key community and business leader in Scotland involves creating strategic alliances between the African population in the Diaspora and the local communities. He helped form the first registered & regulated Kenyan Charity in Scotland – Heart for the City. The charity has successfully supported the Kenyan community in the Diaspora for the last 22 years. Heart for the City has been the main link between the Kenyan Diaspora and the Kenyan High Commission in London. For instance, in 2014, the charity hosted and facilitated the Kenya National Defense College in a food security training program in Scotland.

Through this initiative a Diaspora partnership started with Kilifi County and has helped to strategically position Malindi as an investment hub for the Diaspora community in Agri Business and in the development of Proximity Point City of Return.

Pioneering

Bishop Prof. Lukas has been a pioneer in various aspects of life and ministry. In 1988, Lukas Pioneered the Lanet Biashara group which was funded by the National Christian Council of Churches to start the first ever Micro-Finance project in that part of the world, in those days Micro-Finance was a foreign vocabulary. Shortly after that he founded the first Anglican Church in Kitengela, which became the mother of many Churches in Kitengela and beyond. In The UK he founded the Heart for the City Charity, The Chat House, The Diaspora Council of Churches, Charities and Fellowships, The Diaspora Communities Support Services and The Glasgow International Christian Centre. In The USA he Founded the Proximity Point Group and in Kenya he founded the Diaspora
Institute of Employability and Enterprise Development, Ushindi Agribusiness Campus, Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre in Malindi Kenya.

The Presiding
Bishop
BISHOP DR.
MARK KARIUKI

Deliverance Church International as we know it today is synonymous with Bishop Dr. Mark Kariuki. Bishop Mark Kariuki was born in Nakuru, in what used to be called the Rift Valley Province. The Nakuru born Bishop is the Presiding Bishop and General Overseer of Deliverance Church since November 2000 when he took over from Bishop William Tuimising.

Before taking over as the General Overseer, Bishop Mark Kariuki was the Chairman of the Deliverance Church Ministers Council for several years, stationed in Nakuru. He now chairs the Deliverance Church Council (DCC) which is the governing Council of the entire ministry.

Bishop Mark Kariuki taught for four years in Mombasa and four years in Nakuru before resigning to found Deliverance Church Nakuru, which he called the Life Celebration Centre, (LCC) in October 1983. Born in Elburgon, he attended Michinda Primary and Koelel High School before proceeding to Asumbi Teachers College. It was in Asumbi that he got born again and got baptized in the Holy Spirit in 1973.

After completing College, he was posted to Mombasa as a teacher. Mark met and married his first wife, Joyce Nduta, in Mombasa in April 1978. The couple was in the ensuing years blessed with two boys and one girl, who are now all grown and married giving the Bishop five grandchildren.

In July, 1983, Mark Kariuki was invited to attend the Billy Graham Conference for Itinerary Evangelists in Amsterdam as an Itinerary Evangelist. It was while there that Mark answered the call to serve God on full-time basis. The Bishop moved to Nairobi from Nakuru in December 2005 where he started Deliverance Church at the City Centre. His first wife Joyce Nduta was called into glory in 2007 after a long illness. Six years later, Bishop Mark got married to Joyce Wacera on the 3rd of May 2013.

Bishop Mark became the President of the Evangelical Alliance of Kenya (EAK) in 2014 and was quite outspoken on issues affecting the Church and the Country. Bishop Mark Kariuki resigned from the leadership of EAK after serving for five years. Bishop Mark Kariuki runs the Moses & Mary Girls’ Home for orphaned girls in Elburgon, his birthplace. He’s also the founder of the East Africa Centre for Law and Justice.

Bishop Mark Kariuki has been a leading father figure in Kenya, having served and supported spiritually various Kenyan Presidents both as an advisor, a voice of reason and a spiritual anchor.

He was requested to officiate the swearing in of the current President of Kenya and ministry in state house when the new government was formed. His prominence is both local and international supporting clergy, professional, executive and senior business leaders.

We are privileged to have Bishop Mark Kariuki presiding over this conference and prayer event over the next few days.

CONFERENCE SPEAKER PROFILES

BISHOP MARK KARIUKI
Founder and CEO – Deliverance Church

Bishop Mark Kariuki, a respected spiritual leader and philanthropist, has been at the forefront of community development efforts in Kenya for many years. With his extensive network of over 2,500 churches worldwide under Deliverance Church, he has made significant strides in improving lives through education, health, and empowerment. The BMKF international projects are a continuation of his mission to foster youth empowerment and social change in Kenya.

PASTOR ALISTAIR MATHESON
Glasgow City Church

Pastor Alistair Matheson leads Glasgow City Church and supports Kairos Church, Stirling, with his wife Barbara. A longtime church planter, he also chairs Street Connect and sponsors the Baton Leadership Programme.

REV. FRASER OGSTON
International Intercessor
Proximity International Church, Airdrie Scotland

Reverend Fraser Ogston is an 87 years-old. He is a pastor at Proximity International Church in Airdrie, Scotland, known for his steadfast faith and fervent passion for Scotland. Beyond his current ministry, he is a great intercessor and has been praying for Scotkand for over 40 years being part of several international prayer groups in Glasgow . Reverend Ogston notably delivered a prophetic word to Pastor Lukas Njenga in 2002 which formed the basis of Lukas moving and settling in Scotland . He has worked and prayed with Lukas now for over 23 years.

REV. DR. FRANCIS ORACLE
and PAULINE MWANGI Founder, Mountain of Deliverance Church, Nakuru

Rev. Dr. Francis Oracle, founder of Mountain of Deliverance Church Nakuru, is a prophetic minister known for powerful deliverance services and vibrant worship. With his wife Rev. Pauline, he mentors leaders, runs Oracle TV, and shares his ministry widely online.

PASTOR JOHN CALDWELL Kairos Church, Stirling Scotland

Pastor John Caldwell is the lead pastor of Kairos Church in Stirling, Scotland, and also teaches English at a local high school. He lives in Perthshire with his wife Laura and their two sons. A passionate advocate for revival and discipleship, he has authored several books and serves as Church History Coordinator for the Baton Leadership Program with the Apostolic Church UK.

DR. SARAH NJERI MWANGI (Dr. Saharh K.)
Founder and leader,
Back to the root of Worship ministries( BTR)

Dr. Sarah K, a Kenyan gospel singer and worship leader, rose from humble beginnings to award-winning success with songs like “Liseme.” Active since 1991, she leads “Tuesday Worship Moments” and is known for her deep faith and ministry. She’s married with three children.

MISSIONARY ANDREW NG’ANG’A
Director Rhema Missionary Outreach International.
Nyeri; Kenya

Missionary Andrew Ng’ang’a, a surgeon by training, answered God’s call to leave a promising career and serve as a missionary in Niger, Africa. He and his wife Belinda served for over 40 years in both Africa and Asia, later pioneering ministries in Asia and continually encouraging others to respond to the need for missionaries. His dedication to serving God and the least reached led him to regularly return to Niger after his initial term of service.

MEET
THE LEADERSHIP

BISHOP DR. MARK KARIUKI
PATRON

Bishop Mark Kariuki, a respected spiritual leader and philanthropist, has been at the forefront of community development efforts in Kenya for many years. With his extensive network of over 2,500 churches worldwide under Deliverance Church, he has made significant strides in improving lives through education, health, and empowerment. The BMKF international projects are a continuation of his mission to foster youth empowerment and social change in Kenya.

BISHOP PROF. LUKAS NJENGA
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Since 1991 Prof. Njenga has had a major impact in the United Kingdom, and the City of Glasgow, Scotland in particular, as well as further afield. Running Heart for the City, a non-profit Christian organisation, committed to the physical, emotional and spiritual well-being of the children, Young people and families of the city communities.

REV. DANIEL MUTHUA
HEAD OF MINISTRY DEVELOPMENT

Having served a long time in the ministry, Rev. Daniel is dedicated to fostering growth and innovation within his community. He is passionate about creating programmes that address the spiritual and practical needs of individuals, encouraging a deeper connection with their faith while also promoting social justice and outreach. Under his leadership, the ministry has expanded its services.

REV. ROSEMARY MUNYI
DIRECTOR OF INTERCESSION AND
RESOURCE MOBILIZATION

Rev Rose is a humble God fearing and capable leader seving as the director of Intercession and resource mobilization. She has been instrumental in developing strategic plans in resource mobilization, as well as speaheading intercession for Scotland and beyound for over 2 years. She is zelous yet collaborative, fostering an environment where all team members feel appreciated and valued.

SAMALI KIRIKA
DIRECTOR – CREATIVE

Samali is loves brands, businesses, creativity and creatives. She is passionate about buidling brands, creating structures, and uplifting enteprenuers from all walks of life. She is also a market place missionary where she focuses on ministering to creatives. Under her leadership, the ministry has defined sections of its brand and improved its outreach.

MEET THE TEAM

THE PIONEER MISSIONARY TEAM

The pioneer missionaries

The “Fire for Scotland” movement has so far trained and commissioned 39 missionaries of whom 21 are in the process of relocating to Scotland to start thier missionary journeys.

2024 Ordination Graduation

2025 Ordination Graduation

THE FIRST 21 MISSIONARIES

EDUCATION:THE OLDEST UNIVERSITY

The University of St. Andrews was founded
in 1413 and is the oldest university in
Scotland. Over the centuries, the university
has maintained strong ties to the Christian
faith.

JOIN THE INSTITUTE OF REVERSE MISSION

CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA, BACHELORS OR MASTERS DEGREE

QUALIFICATIONS IN REVERSE MISSIONS

Scotts Christian University:- Proximity Institute of Reverse Missions (Scotland Campus)

God is calling a new generation of missionaries from Africa to re-evangelize the West. This course prepares you with the biblical foundation, cross-cultural skills, and spiritual authority needed to respond boldly.

Core course content covered

1.The Biblical mandate of reverse missions

2. Evangelism and Discipleship in secular cultures

3. Intercession, prayer watches & strategic spiritual warfare

4. Cultural intelligence and missional adaptation

5. Resource Mobilization for Global missions

6. Sexual ethics, LGBTQ + dialogue

7. Practical skills for relevance in the market place

NB: All post graduate courses are research based.

Who should attend?

Missionaries, Church planters, Intercessors, Pastors, Evangelists, Bible School Graduates, Believers sensing the call to Western nations and anyone passionate about global revival.

Format

Blend of online and physical classes with one year practical session done in Scotland

Campuses

Campuses are available in Scotland, The United Kingdom (UK), The United States of America (USA), and Kenya.

FEES STRUCTURE:

2025-2026

NB. Tuition fees per program (Certificate and Diploma) and per year for Degree and Post Graduate

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You will then receive an onboarding email with everything you need to get started.

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ONBOARDING PROCESS, 2025

Join us as we win a whole nation for Christ, and turn the tide. We are committed to restoring churches, spreading the gospel and impacting communities for Christ in Scotland and beyond.

0.1_REGISTRATION

Visit https://fireforscotland.com and fill in the registration form where you will register either as an intercessor, a missionary, a visitor or financier. Relevant commitment fees apply depending on category.

0.2_PRAYER CIRCLE INTEGRATION

Following registration, a “Fire for Scotland” representative will reach out to you and put you into a prayer circle where you will join 6 other members for prayer.

0.3.1_INTERCESSOR

Registered intercessors will receive a link where they will join the “Fire for Scotland” intercessory team virtually following the schedule below.

Minimum annual commitment fee by category:

Your gift goes towards supporting missionaries, buying churches, and running the “Fire for Scotland” mission

PRAYER SCHEDULE

BIBLE STUDY

0.3.2_THE MISSIONARY JOURNEY

Prayer remains the heart of the Fire for Scotland movement. Registered missionaries will therefore be required to join the “Fire for Scotland” intercessory team following the schedule outlined in Index 1.1

Missionary commitment fee:

KES. 10,000 | $100 | Є 100 | £ 100

STAGE 01

Certificate of reverse missions

All missionaries under the “Fire for Scotland” ministry will be required to do a certificate in reverse missions to prepare them

Time commitment

Every Monday

7:30 – 8:30 PM [EAT]

4:30 – 5:30 PM [GMT]

Course duration

6 Months

Course cost

KES. 23,000 | $ 230 | £ 230

Graduation cost

KES. 5,000 | $ 50 | £ 50

STAGE 02

Fundraising

All missionaries will be self sponsored and in turn required to engage in fundraising. During this stage, the missionary will raise funds for their air ticket, visa, insurance, travel logistics, accommodation and transport for at least one year. The “Fire for Scotland” resource mobilization team will guide the missionaries on various ways funds can be raised for missions.

Proposed fund to be raised

£ 28,000 | KES. 3,000,000

STAGE 03

Relocation

All missionaries will be guided through the visa application process, and given invitation letters. The missionary will then do their application for visa, and prepare to relocate. Fire for Scotland will then organize and aid in the settlement of the missionary in Scotland.

Specialized visa processing agents available for £ 50 | KES. 5,000

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Accreditation

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CHRISTIANITY IN SCOTLAND:
The Legacy of St. Columba

St. Columba, an Irish missionary, brought
Christianity to Scotland in AD 563 and
established a monastic community on
the island of Iona, which became one of
the most influential Christian centres in
Western Europe.

DCCCF

Diaspora Council of Churches,
Charities & Fellowships
(DCCCF)

The Kenyan Diaspora Led Churches have been in existence for the last 25 years. Prior to their establishment, a majority of the Diaspora Communities worshiped in the established congregations within the mainline Evangelical and Pentecostal churches. Many of the Clergy came in as missionaries to the congregations and supported the establishment and ministry in those congregations. Towards the end of the 1990’s Clergymen and start-up pastors (Mainly in business, employment or in academia started planting churches in the UK, Europe, USA, Australia, Asia, Africa, among other countries where Kenyans had settled. In 1994 Bishop Lukas Njenga, an Anglican Clergy and a lecturer in Evangelical Bible Seminary saw a niche opportunity among the Christian immigrant
community and through the Anglican Renewal Ministries and established the Vision of The Heart for The City.

“The Spirit of the LORD is upon Me, Because He has anointed Me To preach the gospel to the poor; He has sent Me [a]to heal the broken hearted, To proclaim liberty to the captives And recovery of sight to the blind, To set at liberty those who are [b]oppressed; 19 To proclaim the acceptable year of the LORD.”
LUKE 4: 18

Under the support of The Anglican Church in England, Bishop Lukas invested his time in Ministry in South Africa, Bury St Edmunds, Maid-stone in Kent, St Albans, Woking Surrey, Plymouth, Manchester, Birmingham, Bedford, London, York and Plymouth before Settling in Scotland in June 2002.

He was highly influenced by the effective and transformational ministry of Bishop Mark Kariuki (his spiritual father and mentor) through the Deliverance Church International (DCI), The Anglican Renewal Ministries (ARM), Sharing of Ministries Abroad (SOMA), Toronto Airport Church, John Wimber Ministries, Derek Prince Ministries among others. These organisations helped to shape a council of Churches in the Diaspora mainly of ordained Anglican Clergy which he leads by traveling extensively across the World up to date. In the light of the above ministry and the increase of Diaspora church lead churches and ministries we feel a calling to reach out to our other brethren and build a robust internationally recognised institution that will aid the Diaspora Communities to re-evangelise the known western world and re-dig the wells of our fore- fathers who laboured to bring the Gospel to Kenya and the entire African Continent.

The Establishment of Diaspora Churches has continued and we can now document approximately 700 established congregations mainly having been founded and established by Kenyan Christian leaders in the Major cities of the above named countries.
Rev Lukas Njenga during his first ordination into servant hood by the Anglican church in 1991 at all Saints Cathedral Nairobi

Alongside the congregations we have about 200 Ministries which are registered as Charitable, non-governmental Christian organizations and about 90 Christian fellowship most of which are established among the various Kenyan communities with a few major ones cutting across all communities. We also have
professional fellowships and Entrepreneurial fellowships which altogether constitute the membership of the Kenyan Diaspora Council of Churches, Charities and Fellowships.

Bishop Prof. Lukas Njenga has now been called by the DCCCF to step up from congregational ministry and spearhead the Vision, Mission and objectives of this Organization with an aim of supporting the institutionalisation, legalisation and buy in across the World starting with UK and USA among other priority Countries where we will establish our Vision.

Vision

To Coordinate, Support, Empower, Train and Finance Christian work among the Kenyan Diaspora

Objectives

To help sustain the Kenyan Christian Church in The Diaspora
Through:

1. Pastoral Training, Ordination and Spiritual nourishment of all ministers irrespective of their Church Background.
2. To establish a mission agency that supports Kenyans who would wish to purely preach the Gospel in the rest of the world through Missionary Training, Financing and Documentation, Immigration and Pastoral Support.
3. To adopt congregations in the rest of the world and the western world in particular with an aim and hope of reviving the Christian
4. Church and sustainability of rural and urban congregations that are struggling.
5. To offer leave and breaks for Church ministers to go back home to re-group re-energise and re-focus on their ministry.
6. Accredit, Honor, recognise hard work and build a rewarding culture for hard working missionaries.
7. Establish mentorship, counselling and support structures for clergy, missionaries and their families. Purchase church buildings, re-plant them and establish ministries in those communities.

Mission

To fulfil the Christian mandate in our days through Diaspora Ministry outreach and Church support. Countries of Priority including United
Kingdom, European Countries, USA, Australia, China, India, South East Asia, African Countries, Latin America & The Caribbean.

Ministry Strategy

The Secretariat under the leadership of the current Bishop of DCCCF and associate Bishops, will establish a working group that will start with the following key steps.

1. Recruitment of member Churches.
2. Publication of the Policy Document.
3. Seeking recognition and official registration in Countries of Operation.
4. Recruit Clergy, Pastors and Bishops to work in various identified communities.
5. Fund raising to support the budget of the Program.
6. Acquiring properties where to post Missionaries and establish various mission and social activities. Establish a Mission training facility in Kenya and other parts of the World.

Recruitment of Member Churches

The DCCCF works with heads of Churches, denominations, Charities and Ministries to establish a diverse membership of Likewise minded organisations to offer common solutions among the Diaspora communities.

1. The DCCCF council and the Secretariat envisions policy that will govern member- ship, training, recruitment, engagement, Human and Financial resources management, state and Government relationships and engagements.
2. The DCCCF Council and Secretariat will help diaspora member churches with official registration and recognition. Joint events and meetings in countries of operation will also be created that will help member churches gain credibility and access to information, resources and opportunities.
3. The DCCCF will recruit on behalf of members churches; Trainees, Pastors, Bishops and religious workers as well as providing help with all legal documents, supervision and Human resource management which includes rewards, recognition, accreditation, disciplinary action and termination of duties of wayward ministers in the Council.
4. The DCCCF will Fund raise and support member churches in Budget management, mitigation of risks, Clergy stipend, care for Clergy in times of bereavement, health issues and burn out, mental health, general welfare , Vacation, Sabbatical programs etc. We will aim to reform, restore and transform communities for the Glory of God. We will offer restored properties to Church and Christian organizations both for hire or for re- purchase. We will actively plant churches, Christian Schools, Hospitals, Shopping malls and Sports centres.
5. We will Establish Missionary training facilities in various parts of the Globe to train Kingdom Minded missionaries who will in turn be Pastors, Evangelists , Apostles, Teachers and Prophets both in Congregations and in the Market Place.
6. We will have individual memberships, Church Memberships, Denominational Memberships, Fellowship Memberships, Cooperate Memberships, Charitable Memberships.

Operations and DCCF Leadership

The Organisation will be manged by the Highest organ of DCCCF under the leadership and oversight of the Bishop of DCCCF The Founder Bishop will work with Continental bishops representing: – Europe and UK, Africa, Australia, North America, South America, South East Asia, India, China, Middle East and New Zealand.

DCCCF has a Secretariat managed by a General Secretary, and departmental heads of the various wings of the organization. Every country represented will have a mission board that will oversee the affairs of the country with express coordination with the Presiding Bishop, General secretary and departmental heads.

DCCCF will hold annual general meetings in which will have annual General Meetings, Empowerment Conferences, Recruitment, Graduations and Commissioning Events. These events will also be our main Fund raising events and will be attended by all members of the organisation.

DCCCF will honour its members, workers and leaders annually in this event and give recognition of good work and efforts. Transfers and deployment of missionaries and ministers will also occur during this annual gathering.

DCCCF will appoint commissioners who will administer all financial resources and assets with integrity transparency and equity. This will be done with highest stewardship commitment to increase the wealth base of the DCCCF.

Conclusion

We are delighted to have you as part of this great Consecration ceremony and history making as define the future of missionary work in a post-secular society. This is a great dispensation where a majority of the current generation have not encountered the knowledge and the Love of God.

We kindly request you to sincerely pray that God will reveal His purpose as we seek to fulfil our mandate. For Operational Policies and Procedures and any other information please do not hesitate to contact us on.

THE ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT
OF THE SCOTTISH ENLIGHTENMENT

The Scottish Enlightenment (18th
century) produced world-changing
thinkers like Adam Smith (father of
modern economics), David Hume, and
others who laid the groundwork for
entrepreneurship and innovation.

About
THE CITY OF RETURN

About Us

Proximity point City, a diaspora city of return is designed to attract significant commercial and light industrial activities. The City is owned and run by a wide breath of the Diaspora community which harnesses collective intellectual, financial and communal capacity of the diaspora community, the city sets a world standard on how Diaspora Communities can be marshalled to design world class solutions for their home societies.

Our Location

Salama Sustainable Smart City is a flagship project under the Proximity Point Group, designed to become a transformative urban model in the heart of Kenya’s emerging Usahihi Wealth Corridor. As a mid-sized smart city, Salama integrates modern urban living with rural resilience, digital infrastructure, and green planning. The project exemplifies a forward-thinking approach to city building, where infrastructure, sustainability, and innovation converge to unlock prosperity for future generations.

Strategic Location: Salama Exit, Makueni County

Salama is strategically located at the midpoint between Nairobi and Emali, offering direct connectivity to the Nairobi–Mombasa Highway and the StandardGauge Railway (SGR) bypass. Its positioning at the Salama Exit along the Usahihi Expressway makes it a pivotal node within
the logistics-rich ecosystem of Kenya’s southeast corridor. The city is designed to anchor movement, commerce, and habitation at a national and regional scale.

Smart Urban Design Framework

Salama’s design approach is rooted in three core principles: the Garden City, the Compact City, and the Smart Privacy Gradient. The Garden City concept promotes green infrastructure with buffer zones, tree-lined boulevards, and open public parks. The Compact City emphasizes walkability, density clustering, and mixed-use urban. blocks to maximize land value and minimize sprawl. The Privacy Gradient ensures zoning moves logically from public amenities to semi-private institutions and ultimately private residential zones. These principles guide both the macro and micro planning of Salama’s development.

Phase 1 Development: 500 Acres of Transformation

The first phase of the Salama Smart City development covers approximately 500 acres of prime land. This phase lays the foundation for core urban zones including residential neighborhoods, commercial corridors, institutional campuses, agri-processing clusters, and wellness facilities. The master plan responds to the site’s natural topography and water runoff, embedding sustainability in the very layout of infrastructure. Priority investments include road networks, serviced plots, and pilot projects such as urban farming and educational facilities.

Investor Opportunities Across Sectors.

Salama presents diverse, high-yield investment opportunities in residential, commercial, agricultural, and institutional sectors. Diaspora investors can secure serviced and titled land for homebuilding, while developers can participate in establishing logistics yards, shopping zones, private schools, and tech-enabled business hubs. Investors can also engage in structured PPPs (Public-Private Partnerships) with Proximity Point Group for bulk infrastructure delivery, utilities, and affordable housing clusters. Diaspora Legacy and Secure Landholding.

A key feature of the Salama offering is its tailored approach to the diaspora market. For global Kenyans seeking to invest back home, Salama provides a secure, transparent, and titled property acquisition process within a master-planned city. Whether for retirement villas, family homes, or income-generating properties, the city offers a unique opportunity to be part of Kenya’s next urban frontier. It is not just land—it is legacy.

Financial Outlook and Value Growth

Initial land values are projected to double within five years of Phase 1 implementation, driven by access to infrastructure, zoning value uplift, and institutional anchoring. Commercial internal rates of return (IRRs) are expected to range from 12% to 18% depending on asset class and scale. Early investors can benefit from first-mover advantages and strategic entry pricing, with downstream returns from rentals, resale, or joint venture developments.

Contact & Next Steps

The Proximity Point Group invites visionary investors, diaspora leaders, and development partners to join in building the Salama Smart City. For inquiries, investment packs, or site visits, please reach out:

info@proximitypointcity.com

kelvin@proximitypointcity.com

USHINDI Agribusiness Campus

Ushindi Agribusiness Campus is designed to offer Kenyans in the diaspora an opportunity to participate in high value food chains in the
agribusiness sector.

Several activities are ongoing including the growth and exportation ofpineapples. It has also been approved by Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS) for various seeds, products from the farm will be value added in our manufacturing plant in the Campus. In partnership with the Kenya promotion and branding agency (KEPBRO). The Ushindi agribusiness campus intends to promote our product in the international market through the diaspora community in the international market.

Ushindi agribusiness campus production includes cassavas and cashew. It’s one of the first farms to be approved for export of pineapples by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) through Agricultural and Food authority (AFA). The Campus has also been approved by the global goods agricultural products for exporting to Europe, Middle East and the USA.

The design is to have all the products processed and become the lead supplier of pineapples to the domestic supermarkets. We also intend to increase other value chains which includes cashew nuts, mangoes, garlic, strawberries, passion fruits, goats, and other products. The long-term vision is to make Ushindi Agribusiness Campus a model farm for all the local community who intend to venture in agribusiness at any scale.

EDUCATION FOR ALL:
Scotland’s Legacy of Literacy

Scotland was one of the first countries in
the world to promote universal education,
as early as the 16th century, under the
Church of Scotland’s vision of a

“school in every parish”

THE DEED INSTITUTE

Diaspora Institute of Employability
and Enterprise Development

The DEED Institute (Diaspora Institute of Employability and Enterprise Development) was first registered in the UK in 2012 as the first Diaspora agency seeking to support and mainstream the Diaspora community in response to challenges facing the Youth and Women in Kenya.

The DEED Institute’s vision is to be an institute of choice for the Kenyan Diaspora responding to humanitarian needs in Kenya, rescue and empowerment of young people at risk of crime terrorism, drug and substance abuse and other natural or war disasters as well as supporting women and young mothers to find sustainable livelihoods through employability and enterprise programs post-crises events.

The institute aims to create resilient economy with vibrant and progressive youth and women who participate fully in the development and recovery of their local economy through employability and enterprise development. The DEED Institute is ISO certified and has had contracts to deliver World Bank programs in areas of employability and enterprise development. The Institute has worked with various UK agencies to support the vulnerable youth and women in society and area lead Diaspora organisation in resource mobilisation, uniting the Diaspora community for actions.

The DEED Institute is active in 8 counties in Kenya with thriving youth and Women programmes. These counties include: Wajir, Mandera, Kilifi, Machakos, Nyandarua, Bungoma, Kakamega and Kisii. In each of the counties, our activities range from capacity building, skills training, employability, enterprise development, mentorship and enterprise support and resource mobilisation. The DEED Institute has been contracted by the Kenyan Government through the National Industrial Training Authority to deliver a World Bank programme across the eight counties in Kenya.

We’re in the business of quality education. Our Vision is to provide skills and capacity to School leavers who choose to develop and hone academic work based trades and knowledge to advance their Employability and Enterprise Development. We also aim to be the Institute of choice to school leavers and employers.

And finally, to be current and strategic in enabling young graduates to access the labour market seamlessly by enhancing their skills and competencies through internships and industry experience.

OUR OBJECTIVES:

Reduce Unemployment:

We strive to reduce the unemployment gap by creating short and effective start up training programs which get the young school leavers into an active gainful employment or internship program.

Quality Training:

We offer Vocational on work training and qualifications for this young people to advance their skills and competencies. We create a link to the trainees and the employers, creating a seamless progression from school to employment or enterprise. We also develop a work coach and mentorship program to help encourage resilience and career progression,

Alumni Support:

We offer a bulk negotiating forum to source big contracts that help the young workers develop stronger grip in the industry. We also offer a lifelong support to our alumni to ensure holistic progression and prosperity. To create an enabling environment for cultural exchange. To improve the distribution of support and aid granted to African Countries and make sure that the support reaches those it is intended for.

For over Twenty years Heart for the City has worked consistently in creating new ideas that seek to improve and transform lives of those who live and work in major cities of the world. Our vision is to be a relevant organization that seeks to respond to City members based on its strong Christian values. Over the years we have helped communities in addressing their needs holistically. Heart for the City seeks to address social, economic, Educational, health and Spiritual needs of its members.

Our Vision

Our Vision is to advance the Christian faith among the people of Scotland and others in the United Kingdom; To enhance the quality of human life and wellbeing by developing sustainable models that create prosperity in the community, to support Diaspora Communities, asylum seekers and refugees to integrate into society.

Our Work

Since 2002 Heart for the City has had a major impact in the City of Glasgow, Scotland and further afield. Heart for the City is a non-profit organisation, committed to the physical, emotional and spiritual well-being of the children, Young people and families of the city communities. Special emphasis is placed on low-income neighbourhoods by creating innovative solutions to the difficult social problems that families face daily

The need for mentors Children, Young People and families and start up entrepreneurs need role models, who have experienced similar situations, and who can give them hope, motivation, and courage to live for something above and beyond the lure of a life of crime or dependency.

Mission Overview

For 22 years the message of hope has gone out to the youth and their families through Heart for the City. Our mission is holistic among the youth and their families. We have been a centre of community integration giving the Diaspora community and the refugees and asylum seekers a voice in the society, our plan is to increase community development through raising more young leaders and aiming to reduce the suffering of drug and substance abusers through rehabilitation, to train and educate the socially disadvantaged.

For prayers and counselling contact:

info@heartforthecity.com

SOCIAL IMPACT:
SCOTTISH MISSIONS AND GLOBAL INFLUENCE

Scottish Christians and entrepreneurs
played a major role in global missions,
education, and health reform –

from David Livingstone in Africa to modern
social enterprises.

Diaspora Community Support Services is a UK based international agency established in 2012 to work with international institutions seeking to provide resources, skills and training for the Diaspora Communities and their countries of Origin.

THE VISION

To be the main channel of choice linking the Diaspora and friends of the Diaspora Community with their Host Nation and Home Countries through education and enterprise.

OBJECTIVES

To create a prompt, reliable and efficient system that supports our international clientele through the whole business process from inquiry through implementation to a satisfactory conclusion upholding the highest business ethics.

OUR VALUES:
Integrity

We seek to serve our clients in the most transparent fashion to cement the long term relation- ships that we establish in the course of our service.

Credibility

By providing a reliable and seamless platform using bespoke business models, we aim to bridge the credibility gap in our Diaspora client’s activities

Professionalism

To create a dedicated team that thrives in a culture of professionalism and excellence showing these through our attitude and client interactions.

Relationship

To promote healthy and sustainable interactions that will build a community that is networked on trust and mutual understanding.

DCSS has three key areas of Focus;

1. Short Term Training and Continuous Professional Development

DCSS provides essential workplace training for employees and job seekers. It is a distinguished short-term training & Continuous Professional Development training organisation with highly qualified professional trainers.

2. Student and Professional Recruitments Services.

DCSS provides specialist recruitment services taking you on the full journey of career guidance, University application process for international students planning to study in the UK and other international Universities. This includes professional registration with various bodies like the Nursing and Midwifery Council. We also help students select universities of their choice that fits their careers, providing latest information for universities and on courses available in
those universities.

3. Wealth Creation and Wealth Management

At DCSS we offer specialist added-value services within the areas of wealth creation, wealth management and business management. These services are offered through proactive consultants that actively look for solutions to help you grow and develop your business, keep more of your hard-earned cash and create wealth. Our main focus is in Real Estate Development, Agriculture, Technological Innovation and Financial Services.

Contacts:

info@diasporacss.co.ukwww.diasporacss.co.uk

THE PATHWAY TO THE FUTURE

Enhancing Lives, Empowering Communities.

The USAHIHI Expressway Represents a Revolutionary Milestone in Kenya’s Infrastructure Development as it hopes to be the main channel of choice linking the Diaspora and friends of the Diaspora Community with their Host Nation and Home Countries through education and enterprise.

Our mission.

Constructing the USAHIHI Expressway as a pioneering example of transparent, sustainable, and community-focused infrastructure, fostering economic growth, environmental protection, and global inspiration for ethical development.

Unlocking an Array of Benefits

The USAHIHI Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway is poised to deliver significant time and cost savings to its users, but more notably, it will facilitate the secure, efficient, and comfortable movement of people and goods within East Africa.

Mombasa, boasting a modernized port, serves as the primary gateway to East Africa and is experiencing remarkable annual growth rates. Nairobi, the second fastest-growing city globally, stands as Kenya’s economic epicenter. The USAHIHI Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway, therefore, plays a vital role in establishing an economic bridge between these two major Kenyan cities.

This road serves as the inaugural segment of the Northern Economic Corridor, linking Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo to Mombasa. This corridor heavily relies on road transport for freight movement, making this expressway unparalleled in its potential to generate economic opportunities not just for Kenya but for the entire East African region.

PAVING A PATH TO THE FUTURE

Enhancing Lives, Empowering Communities

Enhanced Safety

The new modern expressway between Nairobi and Mombasa will improve transit safety. The Expressway features safe overtaking lanes and rest areas strategically placed to prevent driver fatigue. Shrubs in the median will reduce glare from oncoming lights, further enhancing roadway safety.

Economic Prosperity

The Expressway will fulfill the aspirations of Kenyan citizens by providing dignified and affordable housing while also generating tremendous job opportunities along the corridor. It will facilitates exports with easy access to the port of Mombasa.

Savings

Users will experience significant savings in terms of reduced fuel and maintenance costs due to fewer starts and stops per trip. This cost savings will be particularly beneficial to freight operators.

Environmental Responsibilities

The USAHIHI Expressway will be designed to have minimal impact on the environment in it’s design and materials. By minimizing start-stop fuel consumption, the Expressway will contribute to reduced carbon emissions. Solar energy will power toll plazas along the route, further promoting sustainability.

Electric Vehicle Infrastructure

The installation of electric vehicle charging stations will encourage the use of electric buses and other eco-friendly vehicles on the toll road, contributing to a greener transport system.

Noise Reduction

Existing residents along the route will experience lower noise levels. A 400-kilometer “tree line” from Nairobi to Mombasa will enhance the landscape

Contact us to get involved using the link below

Contact

www.usahihi.com

APOSTLE JOHN KIMANI WILLIAM

Igniting the Flame of Revival Across Nations

In a significant stride towards spiritual collaboration, Apostle John Kimani William, founder and Senior Pastor of Kingdom Seekers Fellowship in Nakuru, Kenya, embarked on a transformative visit to Scotland. Accompanied by Bishop Professor Lukas Njenga, this journey marks a pivotal moment in the Fire for Scotland initiative, aiming to rekindle the flames of revival and strengthen ties between Kenyan and Scottish Christian communities.

Apostle Kimani William, renowned for his dynamic preaching and leadership, has been instrumental in expanding Kingdom Seekers Fellowship to over 20 branches across Kenya.

His ministry, deeply rooted in authentic biblical teachings and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit, continues to impact lives through various outreach programs, including the Missions to the Body of Christ International (MBCI) and MBCI TV & Radio.

During his visit to Scotland, Apostle Kimani engaged with local church leaders, participated in revival meetings, and explored avenues for future collaboration. This visit underscores a shared commitment to spiritual growth, education, and entrepreneurship, aligning with the core themes of the upcoming Flame Conference.

The partnership between Apostle Kimani William and Bishop Njenga signifies a mutual dedication to fostering revival, equipping leaders, and promoting unity within the body of Christ. Their collaborative efforts aim to bridge cultural gaps and inspire a new generation of believers committed to transformative ministry.

As the Fire for Scotland campaign gains momentum, this visit serves as a beacon of hope and a testament to the power of cross-cultural ministry in advancing the Kingdom of God.

“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…”
— Matthew 28:19 (ESV)

For more information about Apostle John Kimani William and the Fire for
Scotland initiative, please visit:
• Kingdom Seekers Fellowship: https://ksfchurch.com/
• MBCI TV & Radio: https://mbcitv.com/
• Apostle John Kimani William UK:

www.apostlejohnkimaniwilliam.uk