In a spirit of jubilation and reverence, the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) Mombasa Memorial Cathedral welcomed congregants from near and far to celebrate Easter Sunday, marking the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The grand service, presided over by the esteemed Bishop Alphonse Baya, was a testament to the enduring faith and unity of the community.
With hearts filled with anticipation and reverence, worshipers from all walks of life filled the pews of the historic cathedral. The atmosphere was charged with a sense of anticipation, as families, friends, and visitors joined together in praise and worship.
Bishop Alphonse Baya, renowned for his eloquence and profound spiritual guidance, delivered a stirring sermon, emphasizing the significance of Easter in the Christian faith. His message resonated deeply with the congregation, inspiring reflection and reaffirming their commitment to the teachings of Christ.
The service was enriched by soul-stirring hymns and anthems, performed by the cathedral choir. Their melodious voices echoed through the sacred space, lifting spirits and fostering a sense of communal worship.
In his closing remarks, Bishop Baya urged worshipers to carry the message of Easter beyond the cathedral walls, spreading love, compassion, and forgiveness in their daily lives. He emphasized the importance of embodying the teachings of Christ and living as beacons of light in a world often overshadowed by darkness.
The service concluded with a benediction, as Bishop Baya imparted his blessings upon the congregation, invoking peace, prosperity, and divine guidance in the days ahead.