JOURNEY OF A PEACE WORKER

Rev. Jeremiah Kipkosgei Kimosop is the current pastor of the Reformed Church of East Africa (RCEA) Kitengela in Nairobi Presbytery, a vibrant congregation that marks a bold new frontier for RCEA which has long operated primarily in Western Kenya. Since pioneering the Kitengela mission in January 2017, starting with a handful of worshippers in a rented room, Rev. Kimosop has led the church to grow both in numbers and depth, planting daughter congregations in Namelok and Ngelani, and establishing a preaching post in Kithiani. His ministry combines a passion for evangelism, community building, and cross-cultural outreach, extending the RCEA’s presence into the fast-growing urban and peri-urban areas of Kajiado County. Here, he shares his testimony. Early Life and Education “I was born on July 15th 1968,” recalls Jeremiah Kipkosgei Kimosop, “the firstborn son of Rev. Abraham K. Chebiego and Roseline Chebiego.” The family had four children — two sons and two daughters. Today, Jeremiah is m...

  “Looking back,” Evangelist Moses Cherop says with a warm smile, “I can only thank God for the journey. I never imagined that a boy from Kimwarer would serve the church in so many ways.” Few leaders in Kenya’s Christian history have left as wide and lasting a mark as Moses Cherop. As the first African Youth Secretary for the Reformed Church of East Africa (RCEA) (1968–1971), succeeding Rev. William Bouew, he steered the youth department during a critical transition from missionary to African leadership. Under his watch, the vision for a permanent Conference and Training Center (CTC) became reality—today’s RCEA Guest House in Eldoret. He has since gone on to shape church growth, plant congregations, and mentor generations of youth leaders. Even in formal retirement, he and his wife, Ann, remain deeply involved in planting churches in Nairobi Parish and Presbytery. Early Life and Education Born in 1945 in Kimwarer, Keiyo South, Elgeyo Marakwet County, Cherop grew up in a rural set...