Miracle Money: Kanyari gives cash to congregants
By Valerian Khakayi, February 1, 2026The Salvation Healing Ministry church congregants who attended Pastor Victor Kanyari’s Miracle Money Service on Sunday, February 1, 2026, received cash from the founder, as seen in a video shared on his official Facebook account.
The clip shows congregants lining up after the service to receive the money, which was handed out by internet sensation Marion Naipei.
In the caption accompanying the video, Kanyari said he ensured that everyone present received money and added a prayer for abundance.
“Miracle Money Service went on as expected; I gave money to everyone present… may you all never lack in Jesus’ name…!!” Kanyari wrote as the caption of the video he shared.
Kanyari on 310 scandal
This comes days after the preacher recalled his famous ‘mbegu ya Ksh310′ prayer sermon, which he says lasted four years and played a pivotal role in his ministry.
Kanyari, in a candid interview with a local YouTuber in an episode aired on Thursday, January 15, 2026, explained that the Ksh310 his followers contributed to be prayed for was never for personal use.
He says he invested the funds into profitable businesses, which he is now using in charitable activities.
“Kila siku napeana chakula kwa watu wazee na mimi nasemanga sifichangi pesa yangu kule ilitoka ilitoka kwa 310, ile pesa nilipewa na watu panda mbengu ya mia tatu na kumi,” Kanyari said.
“Hiyo pesa ndio nili invest nikafanya nayo mabiashara na kazi sasa hiyo pesa ndio sahi napea wamama wazee unga na pia at the same time napeana chakula kila siku so ni pesa yao tu ndio nawarudishia ile walikuwa wananipea niliwaekea.”
The preacher added that while Ksh310 may seem small, when multiplied over days and months, it amounted to a substantial sum, adding that he used to make Ksh1 million daily.
“Ksh 310 ilikuwa mingi kwa sababu kwa siku haungekosa kama millioni moja, so you can imagine ata ukipata siku 30 hiyo ni Ksh 30 million, ilikuwa pesa mingi hiyo Ksh 310 niliiitisha miaka nne,” he revealed.
In addition, Kanyari emphasised that he always encouraged small contributions, even suggesting KSh30 for things like tea and mandazi, and that no one should be angry about giving small amounts, because collectively they can make a big impact.
“Ilikuwa unatoa pesa kidogo, shilingi mia tatu na kumi hakuna mtu anaweza kasirika, hata sahi nikasema watu watoe Ksh30 hiyo hawafai kunikasirikia nikama kuninunulia chai na mandazi lakini wako wengi,” Kanyari added.