Muthee Kiengei Painfully Recalls Losing Sister Due to Lack of Ambulance, Buys One for His Church
- Bishop Muthee Kiengei surprised his congregation by unveiling a brand-new ambulance dedicated to serving church members
- He later opened up about the heartbreaking loss of his sister, narrating how her death due to ambulance delays fuelled his decision to purchase one
- During the service, his wife, Reverend Joy, was overcome with emotion and broke down in tears while dedicating the ambulance to God
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Jesus Christ Compassionate Ministries (JCM) Bishop Muthee Kiengei has touched hearts once again with an act of compassion rooted in personal pain.
Source: Facebook
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During a recent church service, the man of God, alongside his wife, Reverend Joy, unveiled a brand-new ambulance dedicated to serving members of their congregation and the surrounding community.
The moment was met with loud cheers and emotional scenes as the medical van was driven to the front of the church, parking beside the pulpit.
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Reverend Joy, overwhelmed by the moment, broke down in tears as she reflected on how far the church and their ministry had come.
The ambulance was then dedicated to God, marking the start of what they hope will be a life-saving mission for those in need.
Why did Kiengei buy an ambulance?
Later, Bishop Kiengei took to social media to share the painful inspiration behind the charitable gesture.
His moving post revealed that years ago, he tragically lost his sister, Wairimu, due to the lack of an ambulance during a medical emergency.
“The time I lost my sister, Wairimu, raising 50k for an ambulance was a problem… I volunteered to buy a mattress and use my sound van because I was doing public address system for hire,” he wrote.
He recalled how his desperate attempt to transport his sister from Nakuru PGH to Kijabe Hospital was denied by doctors, who insisted she needed an oxygen-equipped ambulance.
Sadly, before he could secure one from the county, his sister passed away, and that heartbreaking moment stayed with him.
“Today, I am a happy bishop that we will never lose another Wairimu in need of a quick response or evacuation,” he said, adding that God had answered his silent prayer to one day purchase an ambulance for the community.
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Social media reactions
Kiengei’s gesture sparked an outpouring of admiration online, with many praising his empathy and dedication to service:
Here are some of their comments:
Jeff Kariuki:
"The gospel I ever wished to be associated with. Unalishwa Kiroho na kimwili. Na uponyaji wa kiroho na kimwili pia all under one roof.. Surely this not just a church but a compassionate community...Proud to be part of the journey."
Reuben Mungai Kanyore:
"How I wish that every church has invested in health like Bishop Ben has shown how impactful leadership can do for the community. Kudos."
Ann Kariuki:
"I love what am seeing a heart full of compassion while other pastors are busy exploiting washirika with un ending mishango that are not accounted for , church buses bought by washirika but the money is being channeled into their account they easily become millionaires after exploiting innocent souls this life has got no balance."
Maghy Bella:
"Indeed God has given you the wisdom to understand that being compassionate is the easiest way of making people soften their heart and love God for it's very hard to preach to a hungry person.Even Jesus used to show compassionate before preaching the word of God."
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How did Kiengei celebrate widows on Valentine's?
In another story that touched hearts, Kiengei made a point of honouring widows and widowers during a special church service held on Sunday, February 16.
He shared that uplifting those often overlooked in society, especially widows and orphans, is a cause close to his heart.
During the service, he was captured warmly handing out roses to each widow and widower, blessing them individually with a smile and kind words.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
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