About the Free Pentecostal Fellowship in Kenya
The Free Pentecostal Fellowship in Kenya (FPFK) is an evangelical church founded independently by Norwegian missionaries in the 1950s and Swedish missionaries in the 1960s. The two works merged into one Kenyan national church in 1997.
Today FPFK serves over 350,000 members in 39 regions, 418 local churches and more than 1,500 branches, through three pillars: Evangelism and Spiritual Growth, Social Ministry, and Business Enterprise.
Vision: To be a strong Pentecostal church that meets the needs of society holistically.
Core values: Love, Integrity, Obedience, Humility, Unity, Stewardship.
Our History
1955
Norwegian Pentecostal missionaries begin work at Thessalia.
1960s
Swedish Free Mission begins work in Central Rift, Central, Nairobi and Southern Kenya.
1977
The church is registered in Kenya.
1984
The Norwegian and Swedish works begin formal collaboration.
1997
Full nationalisation: a national board is elected and the works merge.
2013
Karen Christian College opens Zera Karen School.
2024
Agreements with NCIC, the State Department for ASALs, University of Nairobi, USIU and the Pentecostal Church of Uganda.
National Board
Elected by the Annual General Meeting.
Presiding Bishop Joseph Munialo
National Chairman
Bishop Damson Kamau
Vice Chairman
Bishop John Kitur
General Secretary
Rev. Gedion Yegon
Deputy General Secretary
Rev. Adam Turere
National Treasurer
Rev. John Osimbo
Deputy National Treasurer
Sis. Alice Apiyo
Board Member
Sis. Ann Wanjiru
Board Member
Sis. Margaret Karanja
Board Member
Sis. Christine Auma
Board Member
FPFK Headquarters, Kindaruma Road, off Menelik Road, Nairobi.