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Kenya is, by the numbers, Christian. How we drive says otherwise.

Kenya reports that 60 to 80 percent of us are Christian. Then you sit in the traffic. You watch what corruption costs an ordinary family. You listen to someone lie to your face without blinking. Something is not reaching the ground. We think the gap is this: the Bible gets treated as a Sunday subject instead of the thing that governs money, marriage, children, work and how you drive. Closing that gap is why this church exists.

Latest sermon

We preach through whole books of the Bible, one passage at a time, week by week.

Specimen, not church teaching. The archive has not been migrated.

Sundays at Christ Church Loresho

Here is the whole morning, so that nothing about it is a surprise.

The times

Sunday School 8:45 to 10:00. The main service 10:30. Bible Study 12:30 to 1:00.

Most visitors come at 10:30 and that is the right place to start.

Afterwards

There is usually tea, and often mandazi, and on some Sundays we eat lunch together.

Nobody will mind if you slip out early.

Will someone make me stand up and introduce myself?

Yes, and gladly. We like to know who has come, and we would rather honour a visitor than let them slip past unnoticed.

Where do I park?

We have ample parking.

Children sitting together on plastic chairs outdoors, listening and smiling
Women and children sitting in the garden eating plates of food together
A man reading aloud from printed sheets with three young people standing beside him in the garden

What is on

What is coming up, who it is for, and where to find us.

Who we are

We are a church in Loresho, Nairobi, first gathered in November 2020. We are Reformed and confessional. We hold to the Westminster Confession, we sing psalms and hymns, we take the Lord’s Supper every week, and we baptise the children of believers. The people here come from different nations, tribes, schools and incomes, and they sit in one room. There is food afterwards, and a garden, and people who will want to know your name.

  • Sundays (not built yet)

    What a Sunday morning looks like, from Sunday School to tea afterwards.

  • Our Beliefs

    Why we baptise children, why we sing psalms, and what we hold to.

  • Children and Youth (not built yet)

    Where the children go, who looks after them, and how they are kept safe.

Come and see

We meet on Sunday mornings in Loresho, off Kaptagat Road. Sunday School at 8:45, the service at 10:30. Bring your children. Nobody will mind if you slip out early. Karibu.

Visit us (not built yet)