Archbishop Samuel Macokebe of Tanzania is currently in Kenya, participating in a significant meeting focused on expanding the reach and impact of Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters. His visit marks an important step in addressing homelessness and providing much-needed support to vulnerable communities across the country. Through discussions and strategic planning, Archbishop Macokebe aims to foster growth and enhance the services offered by these shelters.

In a remarkable display of unity and shared purpose, Archbishop Victor Odhiambo from Kenya and Archbishop Samuel Macokebe from Tanzania have come together to preach the Gospel in Kenya. Their collaboration is a testament to the strength of fellowship and the power of spreading the Christian message across borders. The photo capturing their joint mission reflects their commitment to sharing faith and uplifting communities through the teachings of Jesus Christ.

In the heart of Tanzania, Archbishop Samuel Macokebe of Jehovah Saints Church delivered a poignant message based on the gospel readings from Zechariah 12:10-11. This passage, rich with prophetic imagery and profound spiritual insights, invites us to reflect on the themes of grace, supplication, and mourning. As we explore these verses, we uncover their relevance to our faith journey and the transformative power of God's spirit.

Archbishop Samuel Macokebe shared several photos and his sermon with me. His sermon was based on Matthew 8:20, which states: "And Jesus saith unto him, The foxes have holes, and the birds of the air have nests; but the Son of man hath not where to lay his head."

This story is a powerful reminder of the following truths: 1. The Power of the Gospel Even in the most challenging circumstances, the mess

Pastor Macokebe of Jehovah Saints Church of Tanzania shared an inspiring report about his fruitful discussions with bishops and pastors from

President Samuel Macokebe shared the following update:"I had a good meeting with some pastors and was informed about helping the homeless an

Today, we are reminded of our calling to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. As believers, we are called to live in a way t

Samuel Macokebe, President of the Board of Jehovah Saints Tanzania, has shared the vision of connecting with fellow servants to discuss stra