Extending the Kingdom of God in Kenya & Africa

Discover KCOM

In April, 2009, Capital Church sent Dr. Stan Fleming and Evans Baiya to minister to two hundred pastors at a Pentecostal Evangelistic Fellowship of Africa (PEFA) conference. Afterward, 27 pastors signed up to become the first student class in what would become Kenya College of Ministry (KCOM). The vision of KCOM is to train and equip pastors in academic and practical ministry, especially those from rural areas lacking opportunities for training elsewhere. Pastors finish KCOM stronger in faith and character, with practical servanthood experience, ready to make an impact in their communities… Since 2009 students from various denominations and non-denominational churches all over Kenya and now Arusha, Tanzania have come to KCOM to complete the three-year program receiving diplomas and degrees at graduation.

Testimonies from Students

  • “In our church, I am in charge of the Wednesday night evangelism group. God has grown us in number and at our last outreach 4 people gave their lives to Christ. Being a Student at KCOM has helped me realize that God can use me… all God wants is my availability.”

    -Pastor Josephine Wambui Irungu

  • “Our church is around 40 members. We do open air outreaches, fellowships, food programs and medical camps. God has been faithful in all areas of ministry through the Holy Spirit. The Lord provides for us and opens doors. I am a young pastor and KCOM has equipped, and empowered our church. The materials provided are so helpful. (Being enrolled with KCOM) has also given time to reflect and prayerfully listen to God for replenishing.”

    -Pastor Anthony Wahome Maina

  • “our church participates in missions, discipleship, evangelism, and fellowship. We have young children to mid-age in our congregation. KCOM has given me the experience of connecting with my colleagues and hearing lectures that sharpen and encourage all of us”

    -Pastor Michael Mbugua Kiongo