THANK YOU PASTOR SITIMA! Pastor Sitima, one of the pioneers started working with Theovision Kenya in 2011. He worked tirelessly in the church relations department

‘The Word of the Lord refreshes the soul.’ Many have heard about the Word of God, and fewer have heard the Word of God in

This is a sensitive upcoming recording project. The Nuba Mountains are inhabited by over 3.7 million people, dominated by the Muslim religion – over 90%.

We are deeply honored and privileged to have been among the partners invited to the Kujua Ministries Thanksgiving luncheon, in Diani, Kwale county. We had

At the end of every recording, the community always asks, “When are we getting the Audio Bible since we have finished recording?” The community’s expectation

We live to testify of God’s faithfulness. After the fire incident on the night of June 23rd, we stood amidst the charred remains of our

“The commission and task given by Jesus in Matthew 28.19 have never been this real, to go out and reach to the lost, to have

On the night of 23rd June 2024, we were awakened by distress calls from our caretaker about the fire breakout on our premises. By the

In early May 2024, we met Pastor Josiah Wambua of AIC Milimani in Nairobi during a youth Sunday Fellowship with the theme ‘Mission Mindset’. During

Pastor Zakayo Sirimiti and Rev. Kipsami Kamba sent out invitation to different churches around Kapsokwony area, the slopes of Mt Elgon, western Kenya, informing them

Maurice Khalisia started in Theovision Kenya as a gardener and eventually assumed the role of a caretaker which he held till his retirement. His dedication

The BLG training in Noloni was special. The trainees came from different churches including Evangelical Lutheran Church of Kenya (ELCK),  East Africa Pentecostal Churches (EAPC),

He was only 13 years old when he ran away from home – Mariakani in Kilifi County, on foot to Mwembe Tayari, Mombasa County 35kms

A steep climb from the Indian Ocean shore to an altitude of 400m with a distance of only 38kms brought us to Mkundi village, in

Kambaata language belongs to the Cushitic branch of the Afroasiatic family. It is closely related to other Cushitic languages like Sidamo and Hadiyya. The language