Covid-19 National Prayer Service order of events

In Summary

• Service to conclude by 2pm.

President Uhuru Kenyatta during the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, May 30, 2019.
President Uhuru Kenyatta during the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, May 30, 2019.
Image: VICTOR IMBOTO

President Uhuru Kenyatta will be leading the nation in the National Prayer Serive against the coronavirus at State House this Saturday, starting from noon.

Kenyans can watch the event live on TV and listen in via radio.

The masters of ceremony will be outgoing Citam presiding Bishop David Oginde and Archbishop Anthony Muheria.

This is the sequence of events expected:

 

12:00 noon: Introduction, protocols and a hymn

12:10pm: Opening prayer by Archbishop Philip Anyolo

12:15pm Reading of Holy writings - the Quran (Ambassador Mohamed Mahat),  Bible (Bishop Joshua K’Oyoo)

12:18pm: Sermonette by Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit

12:25pm: Hymn

12:28pm: Intercessory Prayers (block 1) - thanksgiving by Fr Joseph Mutie and Rev Connie Kivuti

12:36pm Hymn

 

12:38pm Intercessory Prayers (Block Two) - Repentance and Forgiveness by Prof Abdulatif Essajjee and Archbishop Timothy Ndambuki5

12:46pm Hymn

12:48pm: Reading of Holy Writings by Sujata Kotamraju from the Atharvana Vedas and Pastor Alfred Marundu from the Bible.

12:52pm: Sermonette by Archbishop Martin Kivuva

1pm: Intercessory Prayers Block Three: Covic-19 Pandemic by Archbishop Philip Anyolo, Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit and Sheikh Hassan Ole Nado

The following will be the prayer points:

1. Prayer for the Infected in Kenya and their Relatives 

2. For those who have lost their lives over the whole world over Covid-19

3. For Strength and Healing of fear due to the Pandemic

4. For other National Calamities and Challenges

5. For those suffering Terminal illness such as Cancer, HIV/AIDs

6. For all Health Providers and Workers- Researchers

1:09 pm Hymn1

l1:15 pm Intercessory Prayers Block Four: Aspirations by Sujata Kotamraju, Rev Joseph Mutie, Rev Canon Chris Kinyanjui

They will pray for

1. Resilience and Tolerance of all Kenyans

2. For Patience and courage 

3. For true Unity of Kenyans and Promotion of Harmony and brotherhood

4. For all Healing of our Nation, overcoming Corona and Recovery for good health 

5. For the Prosperity of our Nation for Promotion of Social and economic Values

1:24 pm Hymn

The service is expected to conclude at 1.48pm.

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