For years, Kenya Highlands University and AGC Tenwek Hospital College-School of Chaplaincy have walked together in a shared mission to equip servant leaders who bring healing, hope and spiritual care to communities across Kenya and beyond. This enduring partnership has been marked by mutual respect, faith-rooted collaboration and a deep commitment to advancing the Kingdom of God through chaplaincy education.
Today, that partnership entered a new and exciting chapter as Kenya Highlands University was honored to receive a delegation from Tenwek Hospital School of Chaplaincy for a deliberate and candid discussion on expanding collaboration between the two institutions. The meeting, held at the university’s main campus, was presided over by the Vice Chancellor Prof Joseph Kiplangat , the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration, Finance and Planning) Prof. Robert Langat, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academics, Research and Student Affairs who also serves as the Seminary Provost, Rev. Dr. Paul Lokol and Academic Dean, Rev. Dr. Willy Koskey.
The dialogue focused on identifying new pathways for joint chaplaincy training, curriculum development and coordinated outreach programs all aimed at raising a new generation of chaplains who are biblically grounded, spiritually mature and pastorally equipped to serve in hospitals, schools, correctional facilities and other vital institutions.
The Tenwek delegation which included the CEO ,AGC Tenwek Hospital Mr. Benjamin Siele ,Director Spiritual Affairs, Rev. Elijah Bii ,Principal Tenwek Hospital College of Health Sciences, Mr. Jackson Mosonik ,Ag. Principal, Tenwek Hospital College -School of Chaplaincy, Pr. Robert Bett expressed a deep appreciation for the kind reception and the fruitful exchange, affirming that Kenya Highlands University Seminary’s theological depth and institutional strength make it a natural partner in expanding chaplaincy work across the region.
Both institutions reaffirmed their commitment to walk together in faith, excellence and purpose.
Kenya Highlands Seminary looks forward to formalizing this renewed partnership and continuing to labor alongside Tenwek Hospital College School of Chaplaincy in the noble task of training chaplains for the glory of God.
