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Anglican Catholic Church of Kenya.
We hope that you shall be blessed
by
reading more about us and the precious work
that we
feel the Lord wants to do through this Church.
ABOUT US
The Anglican Catholic Church of Kenya (ACCK) is a highly Liturgical and Sacramental Anglican Church founded within the Anglican Catholic tradition. It is a welcoming Church for all based in Kenya with its administrative office in Nairobi.
Our Bishop is the Right Reverend Brian W. Iverach, the Episcopal visitor to Africa.
We are part of the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church through our association with the following Anglican Catholic Churches. Our apostolic authority originates from them.
- Anglican Catholic Church Original Province - www.anglicancatholic.org
- Anglican Catholic Church in Australia and New Zealand - www.accdanz.org
We use the 1928 BCP in our Services and liturgical masses.
PURPOSE
The purpose of the ACCK is to bring all people in a meaningful relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ and to make Christ known and loved through Sacraments and through example by confessing Christians. We are dedicated to following the Lord Jesus Christ in prayer and simple service to others.
MISSION
The mission of the ACCK is to proclaim the message of Christ’s redemption and saving grace and to provide guidance, prayer and support as needed to local communities in order to empower and enable them to put into action their personal and group ministries in local Anglican environments. We seek to bring all people to a living relationship with Jesus Christ. We also seek to restore the rich Anglican practice of worship and liturgy once delivered to us.
For comments and suggestions about this site please contact
Fr. John K. Ndegwa through acckenya@gmail.com
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