Muthee Kiengei's Church Pays KSh 122k School Fees For Different Students: "Best Feeling"

• Pastor Ben Kiengei has taken to social media to share a heartening act of generosity performed by his church
• Kiengei shared screenshots of M-Pesa transactions to showcase how his church, under his leadership, has stepped up to pay school fees amounting to KSh 122,000
• This was after a church member had messaged him, reminding him about her impending return to school and inquiring about any potential assistance

Pastor Ben Kiengei, popularly known as Muthee Kiengei, has demonstrated his commitment to education by overseeing the payment of school fees for several students through his church.

How much has Mutheee's church paid in fees?

In a heartwarming gesture, Muthee's church-sponsored students' education by disbursing a total of KSh 122,000 in fees for various individuals.

The philanthropic endeavour was unveiled through screenshots of Mpesa transactions that Muthee shared on his Facebook page as evidence of his church's efforts to support students.

"This is the best feeling, all our JCM Church sponsored students, boarders, day scholars and in the university reporting to school with their end term fees cleared," read his post in part

"We pray to God for their safety in their respective educational institutions... Over to you, God, bless us, Father," he added.

One notable screenshot depicted a WhatsApp conversation where a church member, identified as Val, reached out to Pastor Muthee, inquiring about plans for her school fees.

Several students benefit from Muthee's church

Responding promptly, Muthee assured Val that her school fees for the upcoming term had been taken care of, and he even expressed hopes of visiting her at school.

Notably, the act of generosity extended beyond Val, with the screenshots showcasing separate payments made by the church to various individuals.

The transactions included KSh 22,000, KSh 75,000, KSh 5,000, and KSh 20,000.

Accompanying the screenshots, Muthee also penned a reflective message,

"When they fight you from the negative, Just stand on your positive and see them fall one by one... Negativity can't stand for long," read his post in part.

Muthee's church buys posho mill

Moreover, this act of benevolence was not the church's first involvement in community-oriented initiatives.

Earlier, Muthee's church acquired a posho mill intended to provide free maize milling services to the local community.

"We will be milling flour for free to any member of the community who has maize while we pack our own flour in our free food to the Needy initiative," he wrote.

He expressed his gratitude to Mr Njehia of Nakuru Tiger Machinery for his contribution to the project.

Muthee asks church members to buy membership

Earlier, the preacher who doubles as a radio presenter at Kameme FM puzzled many with the requirements Kenyans would need to be members of his church.

Kiengei set up the JCM church Kiengei in February after serving in the Independent Pentecostal Church of Africa from around 2020 when he was ordained as a pastor.

He faced questions on whether he moved to make more money, but he denied it.

“I want to be a bishop not to benefit myself but to serve a larger service area. I have never eaten tithe for the past two years. We use eight cars daily, and the one with less fuel spends KSh 3,000.