RTD Church KORU, Kenya

RTD Church Koru is one of our main local worship services located in the heart of Koru, Kenya. As a community of believers, our mission extends beyond just gatherings. We are committed to establishing apostolic houses of worship. These places act as beacons of hope and love in our society. Our purpose is to share the transformative love of Jesus Christ. We nurture a spiritual environment where individuals can grow in faith. They engage in genuine worship and take part in acts of service. These acts show God’s love to the world around us.

We are profoundly grateful to God for the opportunity to launch our fellowship in Koru. This place is not only for worship but also for nurturing relationships and transforming lives. Our journey is led by the devoted Pastor Samuel Molla. His heart for ministry and passion for the Gospel shine through. We are excited about the journey ahead. Rev. James Oweya skillfully supports him. He brings his wisdom to guide our congregation. His experience helps in spiritual growth and community outreach.

At RTD Church Koru, we aim to cultivate a nurturing atmosphere. Our goal is for every individual to come to know Christ deeply. We also equip them to share His message of hope. We believe in the power of prayer. We understand the importance of fellowship. We recognize the significance of outreach. These beliefs help us make a lasting impact in our local community and beyond. Together, we aspire to fulfill the Great Commission. We strive to make disciples of all nations. We show the love and grace that Jesus offers so freely. Join us in our sacred mission. We transform lives and uplift our community. We spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ worldwide. Church Koru is one of our mainstream local worship services in Koru, Kenya. Our goal is to create Apostolic houses of worship. We aim to spread the love of Jesus all over the world. We thank God for opening the door. This allowed us to start our fellowship in Koru. We did this under the leadership of Pastor Samuel Molla and Rev. James Oweya.