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TEENS TENT CHURCH AND PERIMETER WALL DEDICATED AT ST. LUKE'S KING'EERO*

"Suffering often preys upon us naturally whilst sometimes we self inflict it upon ourselves. Yet, like Job, we should worship God in the midst of abundance, and even when going through tumultuous times for everything that has a beginning has to have an end; even suffering has an expiry date. There's light at the end of every tunnel!"

The Sixth Mt. Kenya South Rt. Rev'd Canon Charles Muturi reasoned with Christians of ACK St. Luke's King'eero in both the English and Kikuyu Services.

He also taught Sunday School Children and gave them biscuits.

The Bishop blessed a one-of-a-kind Teens and Youth dome tent church and blessed its perimeter wall. He also blessed an upcoming children's chapel within the Parish.

He was welcomed by the resident Vicar Rev'd Jamlick Muiruri, PCC Members led by Mr. Simon Wamenjo, Lay-Readers and Evangelists.

Mum, who was in the company of Mrs. Muiruri lauded Parishioners for creating worship spaces for the youth, teens, and children.

"The greatest goal in life is to finish well and triumphantly. Respect all people; do not elevate or value money above your relations with people; money is not everything.

Religion is barely what we openly profess. It is exemplified by how we live and how we treat others on a day to day basis. It is therefore prudent to continuously and consistently ensure our name and character are beyond reproach."

Bishop Charles resonated in his homily pondering upon the Sub-theme of July, 'Why does God allow suffering?'