Members of the community live as one family, sharing dreams, successes and failures, with their inspiration being the life of the early biblical Christians as recorded in the Acts of the Apostles.
To achieve this aspiration, the Community gives special attention to modern means of social communication and their role in fostering a sense of unity and belonging within the society.
Located along Kabiria Road, in Nairobi’s Dagoretti Division, the centre has a dispensary, a computer school, micro credit programmes and a number of income generating initiatives.
Located at Ongata Rongai in the Rift Valley Province of Kenya, the centre is a partnership with La Goccia, an Italian association based in Senago – Milano, Italy.
Domus Mariae, a modern secondary school that affords academically outstanding children from unfortunate backgrounds access to quality education, in line with the Millennium Development Goals.
The house also hosts several Koinonia initiatives, including Kivuli Ndogo, a programme which allows street boys from the surrounding areas to visits on Saturdays and Wednesday to wash, attend informal classes, and share a meal.
Shalom IT Centre, an Information Technology training institute that aims to provide professional standards to talented youth, who are then empowered to contribute their skills towards the economic, social and human growth of Kenya.
Africa Peace Link, a non profit coalition of volunteer persons and corporate bodies that offer their skills to help integrate Information and Communication Technology development into the growth of the African people.
The term “Koinonia” is an ancient Greek word that roughly means “deep fellowship.” It is used often in the New Testament of the Bible to denote the broad concept of communion through intimate participation, as exhibited by the relationship between the apostles in the early Christian church.