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Welcome for new Kenya archbishop from ACNA

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I am delighted to hear the good news of this election. — Foley Beach

This morning I received the news that the Anglican Church of Kenya has just elected The Rt. Rev. Jackson Ole Sapit of the Diocese of Kericho to be the next Archbishop of Kenya.

The Church of Kenya has been in my prayers, and the prayers of many throughout our Province. I am delighted to hear the good news of this election. I congratulate Bishop Ole Sapit on this new calling and look forward to serving with him on the GAFCON Primates’ Council.  He and his family are in my prayers as they make this important transition in their lives.

Please join me in continuing to pray for the Church of Kenya and for Archbishop-elect Ole Sapit as they begin this new season of ministry in their Province.

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