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Ruiru comes alive as gospel singers throng Mary Lincon’s church for mega Kesha
05th July, 2026 12:19 AM
Hundreds of worshippers flocked to Priesthood Fellowship Pi-Hahirothu Church in Ruiru on the night of Saturday, July 4, 2026, as renowned gospel musicians from across the country gathered for a star-studded Kesha hosted by preacher and gospel minister Mary Lincon.
The overnight worship event transformed the church into a vibrant centre of praise as thousands of faithful joined celebrated gospel ministers and musicians for hours of worship, praise and preaching that stretched deep into the night.
The mega Kesha brought together some of the biggest names in Kenya’s gospel industry, with every performance receiving thunderous applause from the packed congregation.
Among the earliest performers was popular Kamba gospel singer Stephen Kasolo, who electrified the church with an energetic performance accompanied by a team of dancers. His entrance sparked loud cheers from worshippers, many of whom rose to their feet as they sang along to his songs.
Celebrated gospel singer Stano Ranjos also thrilled the congregation with a spirited performance that kept the atmosphere lively as worshippers danced and praised throughout his set.
Akorino gospel sensation Essy wa Willy was another crowd favourite, drawing excitement from the congregation as she delivered one hit after another. During her performance, Mary Lincon joined her at the pulpit, with the two dancing together as worshippers erupted in cheers.
Minister Virginia shifted the mood with an emotional worship session that saw many congregants moved to tears as she led powerful songs of praise and reflection.
The highlight of the night, however, came when celebrated gospel musician Steve Ng’ethe, popularly known for his hit song Munyamaruri, took to the stage.
His performance ignited excitement inside the packed sanctuary, with Mary Lincon joining him on stage and singing along word for word to some of his most popular songs as the congregation cheered in jubilation.
Popular gospel singer Carol Mwaura also received a heroic welcome, with worshippers erupting into cheers moments before she even began performing.
Other celebrated gospel artistes who graced the event included Francis Njuguna, Jilfin Wambui, Francy Grace, Julius wa Kigooco, Daudi Wene, Shiku Nara, Shiro Ann, and Mary Mwangi, each taking turns to minister through song during the all-night worship experience.
Beyond the musical performances, the Kesha also featured powerful sermons and prayers led by guest ministers, including Bishop Mwangi Zakayo and JJ Gitahi, who joined Mary Lincon in ministering to the congregation.
Throughout the night, the church remained filled to capacity as worshippers sang, danced and prayed, creating an atmosphere of celebration and spiritual renewal.
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