Inside Bishop Margaret Wanjiru’s Home Where She Hosted JIAM HQ Deacons For Mashujaa Day Retreat

Bishop Margaret Wanjiru has offered a glimpse into her home after hosting members of the Jesus Is Alive Ministries (JIAM) headquarters Deacons Board for a special gathering on Mashujaa Day.

The bishop shared moments from the occasion, explaining that she welcomed team to her residence for a retreat, fellowship, a shared meal and reflections.

The gathering provided an opportunity for the church leaders to spend time together away from their usual duties, strengthen their bonds and reflect on their shared commitment to serving God.

In the photos and message shared after the event, Wanjiru expressed gratitude to the deacons for their dedication and continued support in ministry.

The occasion also turned into a special celebration when team surprised her with a cake-cutting ceremony to mark 24 years of service in the Bishop’s office.

The thoughtful gesture appeared to be a moment of appreciation for her long journey in church leadership and the work she has undertaken alongside members of the ministry.

Wanjiru thanked team for recognising the milestone, noting that their commitment and faithful service had been important throughout their shared journey.

She also acknowledged the role played by the deacons in supporting work of church, expressing appreciation for their willingness to stand with her in ministry.

The gathering combined fellowship with a moment of reflection and celebration, bringing together members of the church leadership in a more personal setting.

Beyond cake-cutting moment, the bishop’s message highlighted the importance of unity, gratitude, mutual encouragement among people serving in ministry.

The Mashujaa Day gathering offered Wanjiru and the JIAM HQ Deacons Board an opportunity to celebrate their relationship while marking a significant milestone in her years of service.

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