Nairobi Baptist Church has formally introduced the elimination of its Senior Pastor, Rev. Munengi Mulandi, following what the church management described as “serious allegations of misconduct” deemed incompatible with ordained ministry.
In an announcement launched on August 3 by the church’s Elders Council, Rev. Mulandi’s function formally ended on June 1, 2025.
The determination adopted a evaluation course of by the council, which concluded that his actions violated biblical requirements anticipated of pastoral management.
“As the Body of Christ, we are called to be holy and to uphold righteousness in line with the Word of God,” the assertion mentioned. “After prayerful consideration and full awareness of the weight of such an action, the Elders Council made the decision to revoke his ordination.”
Church management said its dedication to transparency, integrity and due course of, asserting that an unbiased investigation has been launched to find out the extent and affect of the allegations.
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“This is a profoundly difficult and painful season for our church community,” the assertion continued. “Our foremost concern is the safety, dignity and well-being of the individuals directly impacted. We stand with them in the pursuit of healing and justice.”
While particular particulars of the allegations haven’t been disclosed, church leaders urged members to stay in prayer and unity as they navigate the disaster.
“We are resolved to handle the matter firmly, with courage, care, and accountability,” the council said.
Nairobi Baptist Church is considered one of Kenya’s most outstanding evangelical congregations, with a legacy relationship again to the Fifties.
The church mentioned it stays dedicated to upholding the integrity of its pastoral ministry whereas providing assist to its congregants throughout the transition.
No remark has but been made publicly by Rev. Mulandi concerning the church’s announcement.
Reactions on his Dismissal
Reactions have continued to floor on-line following a public assertion by Nairobi Baptist Church confirming the elimination of Rev. Munengi Mulandi.
“Let the investigations be done and tabled in public so that justice can be seen to be done,” wrote Richard Kavila. “Painful as it may sound but the body of Christ needs to be transparent in its dealings.”
Henry Imbilu questioned the method utilized by the church’s management. “Could the Elders Council not have suspended him first to investigate the matter before sacking or excommunicating him?” he requested. “It already excommunicated him then now seeking to investigate the allegations further? Just my thoughts.”
Valary Akinyi expressed concern over what she seen as a harsh judgment.
“So sad for a minister if he is guilty but I also feel like it is too harsh and extra judgmental,” she wrote. “As in, whoever says he isn’t qualified to be a minister — are you the qualifier?”
She additionally known as for compassion. “Perhaps the Council of Elders can walk with him for restoration. Noting that those in top leadership are highly targeted by the enemy, where’s the place of love, helping him to be restored?” she added. “I like how CITAM does it. You don’t need to give these details to the public.”
