The Kiuna family, alongside the faithful community of Jubilee Christian Church (JCC) Worldwide, recently gathered for a poignant memorial service marking the first anniversary of the passing of Bishop Allan Kiuna, the revered founder of JCC. The service served as a deeply moving tribute to his impactful life, transformative ministry, and the enduring legacy that continues to resonate with thousands of followers.
Rev. Kathy Kiuna, Bishop Allan’s widow and dedicated ministry partner, shared an emotional tribute on Instagram, conveying both the profound depth of her grief and her unwavering faith in the face of immense loss.
“My best friend, no goodbye will ever truly express what my heart still feels,” she wrote, her words laden with a year’s worth of sorrow and love. She continued, reaffirming her faith: “But God, as you always said till your last day—HE IS FAITHFUL. He has been faithful. It has been a year already, yet it feels like yesterday. Forever in my mind. Forever in our hearts. We miss you badly, but God does all things well.”
Her message stood as a powerful testament to her personal journey of faith and resilience amidst mourning.
In a separate and equally heartfelt post, Rev. Kathy extended a special tribute to their cherished spiritual mentor, Rev. Teresia Wairimu. She openly acknowledged the profound and foundational role Rev. Wairimu played in shaping the life and ministry of her late husband.
“Everything that my husband became was because of sitting and submitting under the covering and leadership of our spiritual authority, Rev. Teresia Wairimu, from the age of 19,” Rev. Kathy revealed, shedding light on the early influences that guided Bishop Allan’s spiritual path and calling. She expressed immense gratitude, stating, “I am so grateful for all that you have done for me, my family, and JCC Worldwide even now. I am forever indebted to your labour of love, guidance, and compassion.”
Bishop Allan Kiuna, who passed away a year ago, was widely recognized for his charismatic leadership and significant contributions to the Christian faith in Kenya and beyond, through the JCC ministry he co-founded. His first anniversary was a moment for reflection, remembrance, and the reaffirmation of the spiritual principles he championed throughout his life.













