OAIC Organization of African Instituted Churches

As followers of Jesus Christ, we are called to respond with conviction to the challenges, such as entrenched poverty, ill health and the breakdown of African cultural and social systems, that require groups to organize themselves in order to confront these obstacles.

Faith in God and the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Our Mission

The OAIC works to bring African Instituted Churches together in fellowship and to equip and enable them to preach the Good News of Jesus Christ in word and deed.

OAIC Vision Statement

The people of Africa:

Transformed by the good news of Jesus Christ
Blessed by the Spirit of God
Building on their cultures
Living abundant life in community for their children and the world

Theology and ministerial formation

Theology is people making sense of God in the midst of their histories, cultures and worldviews. The OAIC vision is that people, building on their African cultures and values, are transformed by the Good News of Jesus Christ and blessed by the Spirit of God as they create an abundant life in community for their children and the world.

What We Do

OAIC Theology works to ensure that AIC theology is rooted in the AICs’ founding visions appropriated to meet contemporary challenges. OAIC Theology also provides opportunities for AIC theological educators to come together in order to develop their theological understanding of critical issues.

Our Blog

Latest Articles

Group deliberations at the Resurrection Garden.

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March 14, 2012

Youths Speak Out

The Constitution defines a youth as someone below 35 years of age. In Kenya, more than 60% of the population is composed

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September 24, 2012

Young Women In Agriculture; How farming Is Changing Lives

Young people in most of the Sub-Saharan Africa region view agriculture as unattractive venture and thus resort to trying

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September 19, 2016

Young people reaping the fruits of farming in Tanzania

Fiona Imbali Bishop Samwel Kitula continues to inspire young people to venture into farming as time and again it

Organisation of African Instituted Churches

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P. O. Box 21736-00505, Riara Road, Nairobi, Kenya

OAIC Organization of African Instituted Churches

As followers of Jesus Christ, we are called to respond with conviction to the challenges, such as entrenched poverty, ill health and the breakdown of African cultural and social systems, that require groups to organize themselves in order to confront these obstacles.

Our Mission

OAIC Vision Statement

Theology and ministerial formation

What We Do

OAIC Theology works to ensure that AIC theology is rooted in the AICs’ founding visions appropriated to meet contemporary challenges. OAIC Theology also provides opportunities for AIC theological educators to come together in order to develop their theological understanding of critical issues.

Our Blog

Latest Articles

Youths Speak Out

Young Women In Agriculture; How farming Is Changing Lives

Young people reaping the fruits of farming in Tanzania

Contact us

Locate us

Organization of African Instituted Churches Junction of Riara/King’ara Roads