Momentum

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Momentum

Whilst Africa has put in place measures to enhance socio-economic development, our Continent continues to face challenges that hampers its progress. Some of the challenges include:

Governance	Digital Media	Creatives	Business
Corruption	Cyber Bullying	Idolatry	Corruption
War (Political Instability)	Unhealthy social validation	Drug Abuse	Greed
Police brutality	Mental Health	Mental Health	Money Laundering
Crime	Sexual Pervasions		Economic Injustice
Land grabbing	Betting
Extra Judicial Killings

Churches have a critical role in socio-economic and political development in our society. Our actions today will hold out our promise of redemption and restoration needed by everyone in our needy world.

In line with its vision to becoming Christ-like Disciples engaging the world, Karura Community Chapel (Karura CC) kicked off Momentum Africa in 2016 with the aim of providing a platform for mobilizing young people to grow from being objects of change to agents of change.

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Initiatives

Since its inception in 2016, Momentum has continued to engage youth within and outside Karura CC community to be agents of Change. Through Momentum, Karura CC has been calling on everyone to stand strong in the face of trails, bear witness to the reality of our Lord and Savior. By doing so, we inspire and challenge friends, families, towns and cities to stand strong for God’s truth and righteousness. Ultimately, the nation, continent and the world will also be emboldened to stand strong for God’s truth and righteousness.

2016

To kick off the first year of momentum Africa, Karura CC hosted a revival concert in August. The event presented an opportunity for the church and the youth to engage the Christ through worship and prayer. The session featured Abel Chungu Musuka from Zambia.

2016

2017

The second year of the Momentum also entailed a concert that presented Karura CC Family with an opportunity to worship and praise the Lord. The session, held in August, featured Pompi from Zambia.

2018

In 2018, we held the first three day event in August. The event themed Emmanuel featured Worship Night, speakers and concert.

2019

We also hosted a three day event from August that entailed a Worship Night, speakers and concert.

The event themed ‘Light It Up’ provided a platform where young people were challenged and called out to use their different gifts to build the local church and the community.

The speakers included: Richard Bariu, Mutua Matheka, Waihiga Mwaura and Dr. Naomi N. Makau.

2020

With the Covid-19 challenges, we resulted to holding our first purely online Conference. This was a three day event on August that entailed a Worship Night, speakers and concert.

The event themed ‘Undefiled’ provided a platform where young people were challenged and called out to use their different gifts to build the local church and the community.

The speakers included: Hon.Kivutha Kibwana, Sylvia Mulinge, David Kuria, Richard Njau and Bishop David Oginde.

2021

Our 2021 theme, ‘Reset’, calls all of us to go back to basics, ask the real raw questions and choose to try again to make a change. Digital impurity has created a vicious circle around the globe, one that has sprung from misconceptions about Christ and further tainting our understanding of Him. We have defied the Lord we claim to worship. We have disgraced his holy name by our unholy lives. Yes, we believe he is the Savior. We are Christians, not pagans. But our beliefs are not strong enough to produce righteous lifestyles.

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