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A part of the newly created Maseno Archdiocese, we are joyous Christians who celebrate the three streams of historic Christian faith and practice.
The Evangelical
As a precious possession of Christian faith, we hold to the Holy Scriptures as the inspired, infallible Word of God and hold that they contain all things necessary for salvation and godly living. We are committed to faithful reading, studying, teaching, and preaching from the Bible as a wellspring for spiritual maturity. We also embrace the Evangelical distinctive that underlines the importance of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, a holy life, evangelism, and missions.
The Charismatic
A distinguishing mark of the Diocese of Katakwa is our openess to the work of the Holy Spirit. God's people have always been a spiritually gifted people. From the apostles onward, Christians have been endowed with power beyond themselves...from the Holy Spirit Himself. This means we not only allow, but anticipate, His presence and working through the spiritual gifts, both in our worship and in daily acts of service.
The Liturgical
Liturgical worship calls us back to our roots in the primitive Church. We affirm the historic creeds of the early One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church [the word catholic means 'universal;' teaching and believing those things which were from the beginning]. From the richness of our historic heritage we are seeing a recovery of the beauty and authenticity of the ancient liturgies, symbols of worship, and the regular celebration of Holy Communion, which the early Church observed every week [Acts 20:7].
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Our Vision A strengthened Anglican Church built on the foundation of the apostolic faith in Jesus Christ with the ability to equip all God’s people to face the challenges of the new millennium.
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Our Mission To bring all people into a living relationship with God through Jesus Christ; through preaching, teaching, healing and social transformation and enabling them to grow in faith and live life in its fullness.
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The diocese of Katakwa, located in the far western part of the country, was created out of the original diocese of Nambale in January of 1991.
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