PCEA Kariobangi opens doors to worshippers with disabilities

Sundays in Kenya are for many synonymous with worship. A day when faithful throng churches, sing hymns, and receive nourishment from the Word of God, often preached in English, Swahili, or local dialects. But for thousands living with disabilities, this sacred moment of unity often turns into a reminder of exclusion, because they cannot see, hear, or fully understand the sermon. Today, however, at PCEA Kariobangi South in Nairobi, the pews told a different story. One of inclusion and belonging.