Our Story
1965
Founded
500+
Members
3
Weekly Services
6
Ministries
Who We Are
PCEA Sigona Parish is a vibrant, Christ-centered fellowship and a member of the Muguga Presbytery. Established in 2008, we are a single-congregation parish serving a fast-growing peri-urban population along the Nairobi–Nakuru Highway. We are a community rooted in Reformed theology, dedicated to fulfilling the Great Commission and the call to love one another.
Our Vision
To be a beacon of hope in Sigona, Kikuyu, and beyond, serving as a hub for spiritual excellence that transforms lives through the power of the Gospel.
Our Mission
To faithfully steward the gifts, resources, and people God has entrusted to us to reach and change the world through the gospel of regeneration.
Our DNA
A vibrant, Christ-centered parish in Muguga Presbytery, established in 2008 and serving a fast-growing peri-urban community along the Nairobi–Nakuru Highway.
Our Mandate (The "Roots")
Our identity is grounded in the PCEA emblem: Faith, Hope, and Love (1 Cor. 13:13). We are guided by:
- The Word of God in its entirety
- Presbyterian Governance: A connectional, hierarchical model ensuring accountability and spiritual oversight.
- Covenantal Framework: Clear policies that provide structure for orderly worship and wise resource management.
Our Values
- Stewardship and Financial Integrity: Managing all resources with total honesty and transparency as temporary caretakers for God.
- Compassionate Care: Providing active spiritual and material support to our members and leaders during difficult times.
- Excellence in Service: Maintaining professional standards and treating all physical assets as sacred tools for ministry.
- Inclusivity and Accessibility: Removing barriers to the Gospel for everyone, specifically the Deaf community and those facing addiction.
- Holistic Empowerment: Improving lives through education and skill-building at our academies and colleges.
Our Focus on the Great Commission
The commitment of PCEA Sigona Parish to the Great Commission serves as the foundational "why" behind its entire organizational structure and policy framework.
According to the Parish Minister, the policy document is a covenantal tool designed to help the community steward gifts, resources, and people specifically to fulfill the mandate of Matthew 28:19–20. In the context of our Parish DNA, this community focus is operationalized through several key areas defined in the sources.
Our Organizational Structure
The Parish operates through leadership, ministries, and committees working together to serve the congregation and community.
- Session
Provides spiritual oversight and governance for the Parish, guiding decisions and ensuring the church remains faithful to its mission.
- Parish Minister
Leads the Parish spiritually while providing pastoral care and guiding the vision, ministries, and overall direction of the church.
- Parish Evangelist
Supports the Parish Minister in pastoral care while helping strengthen outreach and spiritual growth within the congregation.
- Parish Board of Management
Ensures church facilities, equipment, and other resources needed for ministry are available, maintained, and functioning well.
- PCMF (Men's Fellowship)
Encourages men to grow in their faith, support one another, and lead their families and communities according to Christian values.
- Women's Guild
Empowers women spiritually and socially so they can positively influence their families, church, and community through faith and service.
- Youth Ministry
Guides young people to grow in their relationship with Christ while developing leadership, responsibility, and positive values.
- Children Ministry
Introduces children to the teachings of the Bible and nurtures them to grow in faith and knowledge of Jesus Christ.
- Differently Abled Ministry
Supports and empowers differently-abled members to actively participate in church life and grow as disciples of Christ.
- Praise and Worship Team
Leads the congregation in worship through music and song, helping the church express praise, gratitude, and devotion to God.
- Media and ICT Team
Supports church communication and services through media, technology, and digital platforms to reach both the congregation and the wider community.
- Hospitality and Ushering Team
Welcomes and assists members and guests, helping create a warm, organized, and comfortable environment during church services.
- Evangelism Team
Leads outreach efforts to share the message of Christ and invite others to grow in faith and fellowship.
- Christian Education
Promotes biblical learning and spiritual formation within the church and supports religious education programs in schools.
- Development Committee
Plans and oversees projects that support the growth, infrastructure, and long-term development of the Parish.
- Health Board
Promotes health awareness and organizes medical outreach programs such as health talks, medical camps, and community check-ups.
- Board of Social Responsibility (BSR)
Addresses social challenges affecting members and the surrounding community while promoting care, compassion, and social well-being.
- Justice, Peace and Reconciliation Committee (JPRC)
Examines social, economic, and governance issues affecting the community and promotes justice, peace, and reconciliation.
- Congregation
Members of the Parish who actively participate in worship, ministry, fellowship, and service while supporting the life and mission of the church.
Service Preview
Find the service that fits your worship style, language, and atmosphere.
Morning Service
Main Sanctuary
Traditional worship with choir and sermon.
Youth Service
Youth Hall
Contemporary worship, upbeat music, youth-focused.
Kikuyu Service
Main Sanctuary
Kikuyu language service with traditional hymns.
DA Service
Fellowship Hall
District assemblies worship and teaching.
Our Story of Faith, Growth, and Service
A snapshot of PCEA Sigona Parish in Muguga Presbytery—one parish serving a fast-growing peri-urban community along the Nairobi–Nakuru Highway.
A Parish is Born
Sigona Parish was inaugurated under Muguga Presbytery along the Nairobi–Nakuru Highway. From the beginning, the parish was positioned to serve a growing peri-urban community and support the work of the Presbytery.
A Growing Family of Faith
Over time the parish has grown into a vibrant single-congregation church family with hundreds of members, children, and adherents actively participating in worship, fellowship, and ministry.
Worship for All
To nurture every generation, the parish offers multiple Sunday services including English, Kikuyu, Youth, and Differently Abled services, alongside Parish School classes for spiritual growth.
Caring for the Community
The church extends its ministry beyond Sunday worship by supporting the wider community through fellowship and outreach, including a weekly support gathering for those overcoming substance abuse.
A Vision for Education
Through partnership with Davidson College Presbyterian Church, the parish founded a Child Development Centre which later became Sigona Presbyterian Academy, serving learners from early childhood through junior school.
Empowering Through Skills
The parish also established a Computer College that equips community members, especially young people after high school, with essential digital and practical skills for the future.
To learn more about the wider history of the PCEA Church, visit the official PCEA history page.
"Remember the former things, those of long ago; I am God, and there is no other."
- Isaiah 46:9
Church Leadership
Meet our dedicated servants who guide the congregation with wisdom and compassion.
Rev Peter Gitau Kamau
Parish Minister
Evangelist Simon Kahinga Kuria
Parish Evangelist