The Baptist Convention has successfully concluded its annual Special General Assembly Meeting, held this year at Machakos Boys High School. The event drew together a diverse group of delegates, church leaders, and members from across the country, creating a vibrant atmosphere of fellowship and shared purpose. The serene and spacious setting of the school provided an ideal environment for both spiritual reflection and productive engagement. From the opening session to the final benediction, the assembly was marked by a sense of unity and anticipation for what lies ahead in the life of the Convention.

Over the course of the meeting, attendees participated in a wide range of activities including worship sessions, strategic planning forums, leadership workshops, and doctrinal discussions. Key issues addressed during the sessions included church growth, youth involvement, evangelism strategies, and strengthening community outreach programs. Notably, several resolutions were passed to guide the Convention’s work in the coming year, with a strong emphasis on empowering local churches and fostering leadership at all levels. Speakers and facilitators drawn from both within and outside the Convention offered valuable insights that sparked meaningful conversations and commitments to action.

The assembly also served as a powerful moment of spiritual renewal and recommitment to the core values of the Baptist faith. Testimonies, prayers, and worship sessions reminded participants of their shared mission and the importance of walking in faith and service. As delegates departed Machakos Boys High School, there was a shared sense of gratitude for the time spent together and a renewed zeal to carry forward the Convention’s vision. The Baptist Convention remains hopeful and energized as it looks toward a future marked by growth, unity, and faithful service to God and community.