Hon. Leah Sankaire Graces Kings Daughters Conference 2026, Calls for Prayer and Unity Among Women

 The Woman Representative for Kajiado County, Leah Sankaire, joined women of faith at the vibrant Kings Daughters Conference 2026, held at Goshen Land Kiserian, the headquarters of Dominion Chapel Ministries International.

The annual gathering brought together women from across the region in a powerful moment of prayer, reflection, and spiritual renewal. Hon. Sankaire described the experience as both uplifting and deeply meaningful, emphasizing the importance of women coming together in unity to seek divine guidance.

“What an honor for women to come together seeking God in prayer and supplication. Let the river flow,” she remarked, capturing the spirit of the conference.

The Kings Daughters Conference has become a significant spiritual event within the ministry, offering a platform for women to strengthen their faith, support one another, and draw inspiration for both personal and community transformation. This year’s edition continued that tradition, with attendees engaging in heartfelt worship and intercessory prayer.

Hon. Sankaire’s presence underscored her strong connection with grassroots communities and her commitment to faith-based engagement. Known for her close ties with the people of Kajiado, she continues to champion initiatives that uplift families and empower women socially, economically, and spiritually.

Her message resonated with many participants, who expressed appreciation for leaders who not only serve in public office but also actively participate in community and spiritual life.

“May the Lord answer our prayers,” she added, echoing the collective hope of the congregation.

Often fondly referred to as “Mama County 034,” Hon. Sankaire has built a reputation as a dedicated and approachable leader. Her involvement in such gatherings reflects a leadership style that values inclusivity, faith, and community connection.

The conference also served as a reminder of the vital role women play in shaping society—both as nurturers of families and as drivers of development. Through prayer and unity, participants reaffirmed their commitment to making a positive impact in their homes, churches, and communities.

As the voices of worship and prayer filled Goshen Land Kiserian, the atmosphere was one of renewed hope and spiritual empowerment. For many in attendance, the conference was not just an event, but a divine encounter.

With leaders like Hon. Leah Sankaire standing alongside them, the message was clear: when women rise in faith and unity, communities are strengthened, and transformation becomes possible.