CITAM Buru Buru Set to Move to New Multimillion Building as They Mark 18th Anniversary

• CITAM Buru Buru is set to celebrate its 18th anniversary since it started operating in Eastlands with a new sanctuary
• The congregation has built a multimillion-shilling church that they will be moving into from the second week of May
• They will dedicate the church on May 25, and congregants are excited to move into the new, huge building
• The new sanctuary, which allegedly cost over KSh 200 million, is expected to host 4000 worshippers per service

Christ Is The Answer Ministries (CIITAM) Buru Buru has been working on moving their congregants from their tented fellowship spot to a brick-and-mortar sanctuary.

The construction discussion had been ongoing for many years, but the actual groundbreaking began under the leadership of Reverend Jesse Mwai, who is now the Senior Pastor at Citam Valley Road.

The church governing body has been involved in the construction and planting of churches in different areas.

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CITAM Buru Buru to move to new sanctuary

After years of waiting and praying, CITAM Buru Buru congregants are set to embark on worship in their new multimillion-storey building.

Reverend Stanley Mungathia, the current senior pastor at CITAM Buru Buru, has been giving updates about the progress of the church.

According to an announcement shared on the church's Facebook page, CITAM Buru Buru will be celebrating its 18th anniversary in its new sanctuary.

"Come celebrate 18 years of God's faithfulness with us on May 25th, 2025, as we dedicate and officially open our new Church Sanctuary. Psalm 66:5. Come and see what God has done, His awesome deeds for mankind!"

Here are some of the comments from social media users:

@Joram Onege said:

"Come and see what the Lord has done."

@Kadenyi Victor Isagi said:

"Wow, during my birthday time. God is great."

@Salome Janet said:

"Amen glory to God. We, as the body of Christ we appreciate you more, Grace."

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@Amos Omuka said:

"Great work there. More blessings to those who have sacrificed their resources for the sanctuary to come this far."

@Tabitha Kiprotich said:

"Come see what the Lord is doing. Our intercooler is ready."

@Janepher Kakhayanga said:

"Glory unto God, this is His doing marvellous in our sight."

@Mbayi Eshiteti said:

"I can't keep still. Thank you, Lord, for your goodness."

@Hellen Airo said:

"Have already booked my spot."

How much CITAM makes in year

In a different report, the annual report showing how much the CITAM churches collected in 2024 sparked mixed reactions.

The churches went viral after releasing their financial statement for the year 2024, as per tradition.

The church has 35 assemblies overall, and its biggest income came from Valley Road, Woodley, and Karen churches.

The ministry was praised by the public for showing transparency, and many requested to see other churches do the same.

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How CITAM Valley Road church looks like

Elsewhere, CITAM Valley Road, just behind the Department of Defence headquarters, is a striking example of understated luxury in religious architecture.

The church’s interior features plush maroon seating, a polished oak pulpit, and top-tier sound systems.

TUKO.co.ke featured inside the building of the house of worship, designed with two levels of seating on the ground floor and a mezzanine.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.

Source: TUKO.co.ke