PCEA Kikuyu Hospital

31/12/2025

As we welcome 2026, we thank you for the continued trust and support that shape our work every day. Together, we look forward to a year of healing, hope, and positive impact in the communities we serve.

Wishing you a healthy and prosperous New Year from PCEA Kikuyu Hospital.

28/12/2025

We sincerely thank our clients, partners, and community across the world for walking with us throughout 2025. Your trust, collaboration, and shared belief in our mission have shaped our journey and strengthened our impact. As we reflect on how far we have come, we remain grateful for every step taken together. Umbali tumetoka done by Pearl Band from the The Kenya Society for the Blind.

24/12/2025

Warmest Christmas greetings from your family at PCEA Kikuyu Hospital.

As we celebrate this special season, we reflect on the gift of Jesus, the source of all healing and hope. We sincerely thank our partners and friends for walking with us throughout the year. Your continued support has helped restore health, comfort hearts, and renew lives across the communities we serve.

As we look ahead to the new year, we remain committed to deeper collaboration, shared purpose, and greater impact together. We are grateful for your partnership and trust.

Blessings from all of us at PCEA Kikuyu Hospital.

24/12/2025

This Christmas, we celebrate the promised Child who bears the most beautiful names: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. Each name reveals a part of His heart for us; guidance, power, eternal love, and true rest. He is the greatest gift.

21/12/2025

Word of the Week,
For to us a Child is born, To us a Son is Given..... Isaiah 9:6

19/12/2025

Today marks a historic milestone for our School of Nursing as we celebrate our first graduation ceremony. This occasion honours resilience, dedication, and academic excellence, reflecting decades of commitment to training compassionate and skilled nursing professionals. We congratulate all our graduates for reaching this defining moment and commend their families, lecturers, and mentors who walked this journey with them. As you step into the healthcare system, you carry a proud legacy and a responsibility to serve humanity with integrity and skill.

19/12/2025

PCEA Kikuyu Hospital School of Nursing Graduation Ceremony 2025.

12/12/2025

As we mark Jamhuri Day 2025, we reflect on this year’s theme, Tourism, Wildlife and Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions, and its reminder that a thriving nation is built on the strength of its people. A vibrant and productive Kenya relies on strong, accessible healthcare, and our hospital remains dedicated to protecting the wellbeing of the communities whose health fuels progress across every sector. Today we celebrate our national journey and reaffirm our commitment to quality care that supports growth, innovation and opportunity for all.

09/12/2025

Distinguished guests today we learn how to introduce ourselves in a way that respects and includes persons with disabilities. This helps to communicate with clarity, dignity and understanding so that every individual feels recognised. As we continue strengthening the culture of inclusion within our community, we reaffirm our commitment to creating spaces where everyone feels respected. As we mark The PKH Eye Unit at 50, we honour the values that have shaped our service. Restoring Sight, transforming lives since 1975. To God be the Glory.

08/12/2025

The Director of Clinical Services at Our Eye Unit, Dr. Faith Masila introducing our distinguished team of world class specialists and consultants whose expertise continues to define the strength of the PKH Eye Unit. Their ability to manage a full range of eye conditions reflects the high standards that patients have trusted over the years. Their dedication, precision and commitment to excellence show the depth of professional care that shapes every service we offer. PKH Eye Unit at 50, Restoring sight, transforming lives since 1975. To God be the glory.

07/12/2025

07/12/2025

The Hospital and the PCEA Kikuyu Presbytery today held a heartfelt retirement service in honour of our Chaplain, Rev. Eustace Kabue, a servant whose ministry proved that healing can come through hope, prayer and compassion even without a stethoscope or medicine. His presence strengthened many who sought comfort within our walls. Our CEO, CPA Jamhuri Joel reflected on his gracious nature, sharing moments from the disciplinary committee where his strong instinct to forgive sometimes had to be balanced with the need for accountability when mistakes occurred. Rev John Mbae, the Deputy Secretary General of PCEA, highlighted Rev. Kabue's remarkable achievements, including his commitment to environmental conservation which influenced its inclusion in the PCEA Strategic Plan, advanced through the Nendeni Board and the Mission and Board for Social Responsibility. He was also part of the wider PCEA Church team that partnered with other churches in contributing to the making of the 2010 Constitution of Kenya. Rev. Kabue's legacy remains a powerful example of leadership, service and dedication.