Jubilee Christian Church (JCC) founder Lady Bishop Kathy Kiuna joined family members, friends, and church leaders on Saturday, June 6, 2026, to witness the wedding of her son, Jeremy Kiuna, and his longtime partner, Stephanie Ngunjiri.
The elegant white wedding brought together loved ones and prominent clergy in a celebration marked by worship, prayers, and heartfelt messages about marriage and commitment.
One of the memorable moments of the ceremony came when renowned preacher JB Masinde presented the newlyweds with a special gift while sharing words of wisdom about building a successful marriage.
Bible before material gifts
Addressing the couple, Masinde encouraged them to place God’s word at the centre of their marriage, revealing that he had chosen to give them a Bible as one of his gifts.
According to the preacher, the Bible remains the most reliable guide for couples seeking to build a strong and lasting union.
“I want to give you this Bible because it is the right manual for marriage. Don’t get your information from social media. This is what kept your father and mother going. This is what has kept us going as well,” he said.
Masinde urged Jeremy and Stephanie to avoid relying on social media for guidance on marriage, emphasizing that scripture has provided direction for generations of couples, including their parents and many church leaders.
He described the Bible as a practical handbook capable of guiding couples through both joyful and challenging seasons of married life.
“So, before you receive our gifts such as cups, microwaves, and holiday vouchers, I beg you to first receive this Bible. It is a manual,” he added.
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Marriage compared to sugarcane
Masinde also used a vivid analogy to explain the realities of marriage, comparing it to sugarcane.
He noted that while marriage is filled with sweet and enjoyable moments, it also comes with difficult seasons that require patience, resilience, and commitment.
The preacher encouraged the newlyweds to remain steadfast during challenging periods, reminding them that every marriage experiences ups and downs.
“Marriage is like a sugarcane. It has a part that is soft and very sweet. But before every soft part, there is a hard joint. That is how marriage is, and every marriage has its hard moments too,” he said.
The ceremony attracted several respected church leaders, including Faith Evangelistic Ministry founder Teresiah Wairimu, who led guests in a prayer for the couple’s future together.
Other notable attendees included Exploits Worship Centre founder Julius Suubi, Redeemed Christian Church of God pastor Esther Obasi-Eke, Grace Arena Ministries founder Prophet David Owusu, and a host of other ministers who joined in celebrating the newlyweds.

















