The FPFK Church for Community Transformation (CCT) Project, under the Resilience Program supported by PMU, on 3rd and 4th September...
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Committed to preaching the word of God to all nations and establishing churches that meet both spiritual and socio-economic needs in anticipation of Jesus Christ’s return.
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Our Heritage, Mission & Vision
The Free Pentecostal Fellowship in Kenya (FPFK) is an evangelical church registered in Kenya. It operates in 39 regions in Kenya and has 418 local churches and over 1,500 branches, with a combined membership of over 350,000. FPFK was established independently by the Norwegian and Swedish missionaries in the 1950s and 1960s respectively.
The missionaries from the two Scandinavian countries operated independent of each other until 1997 when their operations were merged and FPFK as a Kenyan national church came into being.
Our Mission
As a church, we remain committed to preaching the word of God to all nations in preparation for the second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ by reaching out and establishing churches which can meet the spiritual, economic and social needs of the people through evangelism, education, training and socio-economic activities based on Christian values.
Our Vision
To be a strong Pentecostal church that meets the needs of society holistically.
Our Core Values
Love, Integrity, Obedience, Humility, Unity, Stewardship
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Pillars of FPFK
Evangelism & Spiritual Growth
FPFK is dedicated to strengthening gospel proclamation, deepening spiritual maturity, and growing our church family. Through effective leadership, we nurture dynamic worship and sacramental life, equipping believers to share the love of Jesus Christ across every community.
Social Ministry
The Social Ministry Department handles both humanitarian and development projects, in different thematic areas of focus as guided by the strategic plan. The thematic areas include gender and women empowerment, peace building and governance, and environment and climate change.
Business Enterprise
We drive financial sustainability and operational excellence across key national assets: Thessalia Mission Guest house and Farm, Thessalia Dispensary, Thessalia Secondary School, Karen Christian College, Bukhungu Youth Polytechnic, Kindaruma Guest house, and Mombasa rental facilities and Keswick Bookshop.
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Latest FPFK News & Press
Strengthening Faith-Based Child Protection in Busia and Tororo
The PCU and FPFK Linda Mtoto Project on 20th and 21st August 2026, conducted sensitization forums with faith leaders in...
Read MoreStrengthening Child Protection Along the Malaba Transport Corridor
The Linda Mtoto Project conducted a sensitization forum for truck drivers in Malaba, bringing together key actors within the transport...
Read MoreActive FPFK Social Ministry Projects
Widows Project
The Widows Project in Siaya County funded by the Norwegian Pentecostal Mission (NPM). It aims to empower widows to live in dignity, free from harmful traditional rituals—such as widow cleansing and forced inheritance—as well as associated challenges including property confiscation, extreme poverty, discrimination, and psychosocial distress.
FPFK Climate change resilience project
The project aims to support the Turkana community with long term solutions of building community resilience to the impacts of climate change, especially drought, water scarcity, and resource-based conflicts between Kalochaan and Lomunyenakwaan villages of Kalapata, in Turkana County.
FPFK Kajiado climate change resilience project
The project is designed to build the resilience of vulnerable community members in Kajiado County against the impacts of climate change and support them adopt renewable sources of energy for sustainable healthy living.
FPFK Malaba Gender Advocacy Project
This project seeks to address issues of GBV such as domestic violence, child abuse, forced marriage, transactional sex, harmful traditional practices affecting mostly women and girls in Malaba taking into consideration the cross-border challenges when it comes to addressing GBV and human rights violation.
FPFK Kindaruma Guest House
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FPFK National Leadership
Bishop Joseph Nyongesa Munialo
PRESIDING BISHOP
Bishop John Kitur
GENERAL SECRETARY
Rev. Adam Turere
National Treasurer
Bishop Damson Kamau
DEPUTY PRESIDING BISHOP
