Archbishop Julius Njoroge now abandons AIPCA peace talks
AIPCA Archbishop Julius Njoroge who has has announced his withdrawal from the ongoing peace talks that are aimed at unifying worshipers and the leadership of the church. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP
He said that the talks being led by retired bishops Lawi Imathiu and Peter Njenga will not help in resolving the leadership feuds.
Archbishop Njoroge further said that he will oppose the amendment of the AIPCA constitution as a method to end the disputes.
Recently, worshipers at Kiuu AIPCA Church in Githurai walked out on Archbishop Njoroge.
One of three archbishops of the African Independent Pentecostal Church of Africa (AIPCA) has announced his withdrawal from the ongoing peace talks that are aimed at unifying worshipers and the leadership of the church.
Archbishop Julius Njoroge suggested that instead of participating in the reconciliation process spearheaded by President Uhuru Kenyatta, the church’s constitution should be interpreted by the Registrar of Societies regarding succession in leadership.
