Kirima Tent of Prayer Opens Its Doors for Christmas Celebrations

The Kirima Tent of Prayer, under the leadership of Bishop Jane Kirima, warmly welcomes all friends and faithful as we celebrate the sacred season of Christmas.

Christmas arrives quietly, yet with earth-shaking meaning. It enters the world not through grandeur, but through humility — a child laid where animals fed, hope wrapped in vulnerability, and eternity entrusted to time. This season reminds us that God chooses nearness over power, coming to redeem and heal rather than to impress or dominate.

In a world often bruised by conflict, fatigued by injustice, and anxious about tomorrow, Christmas calls us to  compassion, hope, and quiet courage. It invites reflection on the true anchors of life: love that overcomes by sacrifice, truth that stands silently, and light that shines even in darkness.

Bishop Jane Kirima and the Kirima Tent of Prayer encourage all to carry the spirit of Christmas beyond the season in how we speak, lead, forgive, and love. May this season restore what the year has taken, heal weary hearts, reconcile divided homes, and remind us that God is still at work, even in the most unlikely places.