
About KAG
Planted in Kenya in 1972, KAG has grown from a missionary outreach into one of Kenya's largest Pentecostal denominations — over 5,000 churches and a bold Vision 2030.
The movement exists to worship God, evangelize, disciple, and serve the community through the love of Jesus Christ.
— KAG Core Purpose
World Membership
KAG is a proud member of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship, connecting us to a global family of Pentecostal churches across 140+ nations.
Our Story
Kenya Assemblies of God (KAG) is a Pentecostal denomination, planted in Kenya in 1972 by the Assemblies of God US. KAG is a member of the World Assemblies of God fellowship.
In Kenya, Assemblies of God is a family of churches numbering over 5,000 now (2026), and with a vision to double our reach and membership by 2030. The movement exists to worship God, evangelize, disciple, and serve the community through the love of Jesus Christ.
The aim is to continue to be a theologically sound and culturally relevant church — evangelizing, equipping, and engaging all communities with the gospel and the transforming power of Jesus Christ.
The vision is to raise Holy Spirit empowered leaders who will inspire and resource a generation to serve and influence every sphere of society through the love of Jesus Christ in collaboration with His global church.
Meet Our Leadership →Our Foundation
Our Mission
KAG's mission is to raise a theologically sound and culturally relevant church that is evangelizing, equipping and engaging all communities with the gospel and the transforming power of Jesus Christ. We have a vision to raise holy spirit empowered leaders who will inspire and resource a generation to serve and influence every sphere of society through the love of Jesus Christ in collaboration with his global church.
Our Vision
To raise holy spirit empowered leaders who will inspire and resource a generation to serve and influence every sphere of society through the love of Jesus Christ in collaboration with his global church.
Vision 2030
With over 5,000 churches today, KAG is committed to doubling our reach and membership by 2030 — planting new congregations and training leaders in every county.
KAG Executive Leadership
Kenya Assemblies of God is structured in several leadership levels for effective ministry. The Executive Leaders consist of four principal offices, supported by district superintendents across all 59 districts.

Archbishop Philip Kitoto
National Executive

Bishop William Mainka
National Executive

Bishop Charles Owuor
National Executive

Bishop Stephen Kuria
National Executive
Our Identity
KAG is a member of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship — a global community of Pentecostal churches united in evangelism, discipleship, and mission across 140+ nations.
While rooted in global fellowship, KAG is proudly Kenyan — culturally relevant, locally led, and deeply committed to serving every community across Kenya's 47 counties.