Mobility is at the very core of a thriving university. It enables students and staff not only to move with ease for academic and social purposes, but also to extend the institution’s influence beyond the campus gates through missions, evangelism, and community service. In light of this, our institution is grateful to announce the acquisition of a brand-new 67-seater bus , a gift that will greatly enrich both our internal programs and our outreach to the wider world. The dedication ceremony of this bus was a deeply significant and joyous occasion. It was graced by the presence of our sponsor church’s leader, Rev. Dr. Robert Kipkemoi Langat, EBS , the Bishop of the Africa Gospel Church, Kenya who serves as chancellor too. His presence and powerful words of blessing were a great encouragement to all. Accompanying him were ordained ministers from the AGC Central Office, whose participation brought spiritual depth, as well as the Chair of the University Council, whose presence reminded us of the strong partnership and support surrounding our institution.
Bishop Langat shared a timely message from James 1:17:
“Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.”
This verse served as a reminder that every blessing, including this bus, is an expression of God’s faithful provision and an answer to prayer. The bus is a testimony of God’s goodness, a tool of ministry, and an investment in the mission and vision of our university. Beyond meeting daily transport needs, it will empower generations of students and staff to carry the gospel further through enriched missions and evangelism trips, bringing the love of Christ to communities near and far.
As Bishop Langat led us in prayer and dedication, we were reminded of our sacred duty as stewards of every gift entrusted to us. We celebrate this milestone not only as an institution but as a united community thankful for God’s favor and eager to see the lasting impact this bus will make in advancing Kingdom work.
