The Most Rev. Dr. Jackson Nasoore Ole Sapit

The Most Rev. Dr. Jackson Ole Sapit is the current Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Kenya. He is also the Bishop of the All Saints Cathedral Diocese and the Bishop in Ordinary of the Kenya Defence Forces. He holds a Diploma in Theology from the Berea Theological College, Nakuru, a Degree in Divinity from the St. Paul’s University and a Master’s Degree in Social Development and Sustainable Livelihoods from the University of Reading, England. He was also awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the Global University for lifelong Learning in California.

Prior to his Current Posting, he served as a clergy in various Dioceses within the Anglican Church in Kenya and as the Bishop of Kericho Diocese. Currently he sits on various other Organization’s Boards where he brings his knowledge in leadership and Development. He is also the Chairman of the St. Paul’s University, Limuru.

The Most Rev. Dr. Jackson Ole Sapit is committed to building the church and ensuring holistic growth within communities. Through the ACK strategic Plan 2018-2027, he intends to drive the Church’s agenda is social transformation in the country.

Eva Macharia

Eva Macharia

Rev. Dennis Nthenge

Rev. Dennis Nthenge is the Chaplain to the Archbishop. Dennis was ordained in 2016 as a Clergy in the ACK Diocese of Machakos. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in theology from St Paul’s University as well as a Bachelor of Law (LL.B) degree from the University of Nairobi.

He has previously held various ministry roles both in the ACK Dioceses of Machakos and All Saints Cathedral. His previous position was Teens minister at the All Saints Cathedral Church, Nairobi.
Dennis is married to Jennifer Mumo Okoth, and are together blessed with two children.

Josphat Yegon

Josphat Yegon

Rt. Rev. Prof. Joseph Galgalo

Rt. Rev. Prof. Joseph D Galgalo is the Provincial Secretary.  He is the immediate former Vice-Chancellor of St. Paul’s University in Limuru, Kenya. He holds a PhD in Systematic Theology from the University of Cambridge, UK from where he graduated in 2001. His doctoral research was on “Eucharistic Sacrifice: A Theological Study of the Sacrificial Interpretation of the Early Eucharist and its Role in the Economy of Salvation (AD.30-202).

Bishop. Prof Galgalo is a born-again Christian and is married to Jane Galgalo, and are blessed with three children. He is an assistant Bishop in the ACK Diocese of All Saints Cathedral.

He has experience spanning over 20 years in teaching, supervision, research, mentorship and administration at the university level. He served as the Head of the Department in the Faculty of Theology, St. Paul’s University (2003 – 2006) and later as the Dean of Faculty of Theology (2006 – 2010) before he was appointed to the position of the University’s Vice Chancellor, a role he has held from 2010 to 2020.

He has served on the Inter-Anglican Theological and Doctrinal Commission (2001-2007), Archbishop of Canterbury’s Panel of Reference (2005-2006), Theological Education Reference Group for the Council of Anglican Provinces in Africa (CAPA) (2004-2008), member of Ecumenical Theological Education Board of WCC (2003 – 2006); and currently on the committee of the Anglican Communion’s Lambeth Working Group (LWG); and is also on numerous other academic networks, community and non-governmental organizations where he has served or continues to serve.

Prof. Galgalo is a recipient of numerous awards in recognition of his service including the most recent award of the Cross of St Augustine for Services to the Anglican Communion from the Archbishop of Canterbury. He is an experienced speaker and delivers academic lectures globally, the latest being the 2020 Henry Martyn Lectures, a prestigious biennial lecture series sponsored by the Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide, University of Cambridge; where he delivered a three-part lecture series titled: “Uniqueness and Universality of Jesus Christ: Inculturation Christologies of Africa”

He has a keen interest in inter-contextual and contextual theologies and theological education. His research interests include developments in contextual theologies, especially African Christianity, inculturation Christologies, Theological Education and Church Relations. He is the author of African Christianity: The Stranger Within; and African Christologies: A Survey and Critique of Interpretations of Jesus in Africa and has co-edited many books including, Theological Education in Africa, and Theology, Disability and Society, and have published several book chapters and articles in refereed Journals on various subjects including African Christology, Anglican Church Growth, Syncretism and ethno-Christianity, Eucharist, Theological Education, Theology in the University, God and Disability, Human Sexuality, Christian response to Terrorism, Leadership and Mission Strategies, and many more.

Alice Murage

Alice Murage