Bishop Ben Kiengei of Jesus Compassion Ministries (JCM) urged pastors and members exiting the church not to abandon their spiritual home amid growing controversy sparked by President William Ruto’s visit.
The statement comes as JCM, founded by Bishop Kiengei (also known as Benson Kamau or Muthee Kiengei) and based in Ruiru, faces a wave of high-profile resignations following the President’s attendance at the ministry’s third-anniversary celebrations on February 22, 2026.
Ruto’s Visit Triggers Backlash and Exits
President Ruto’s appearance at JCM headquarters generated intense online debate, particularly among younger congregants and Gen Z worshippers.
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