2015 REPORT FINAL1

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10 is ripe. We sent over Pastor Paul Njoroge, formerly of CITAM Thika Road, to its capital, Windhoek. We also went into Nandi County and opened CITAM Kapsabet; a church plant of CITAM Eldoret. Our Pastor Aggrey Omukunga is the team leader there. Infrastructure Expansion Due to the rapid growth of our numbers, we had to do some readjustments in Buruburu and Woodley where we have temporarily relocated our congregants from the permanent structures to modern tents. This is as we seek to accommodate the exponential growth by restructuring our permanent structures. Pray with us that the Lord may superintend this process so that they are complete within schedule. Challenges Experienced As most of you would know one of our national newspaper run a series of stories that negatively publicized the church regarding a certain parcel of land in Karen. Supposedly this affected our sale of Kajiado land but thank God, a successful open day was held in the New Year (2016) and there is optimism that the matter will be behind us. We realize that CITAM ministry is rapidly growing which means that there is need to gradually grow our institutional and organizational structures in tandem. CITAM Restructuring In order to provide a more efficient and effective service to the people of God, CITAM took a deeper look into its staffing level through Job description and Work Load Analysis for all employees during the year under review which resulted in the release of a number of staff, redeployment of others and outsourcing of some jobs. This restructuring exercise ended and all employees affected were offered counselling and trainings to assist them adjust to their new jobs/ businesses outside CITAM while the remaining employees are underwent a change management process. The exercise was difficult but by the grace of God all went on successfully. CITAM will not only become efficient but will experience a reduction in staff cost. I wish to thank most sincerely all CITAM employees and volunteers for their commitment to this ministry and urge you all to keep them in prayer. Looking Ahead Since we are growing rapidly, there is a definite need to consider decentralization of certain aspects of our ministry to fulfil our Vision and Mission. We must ensure that both the administrative and spiritual structure work together cohesively yet distinctively; to enhance transparency and accountability. There is a necessity to continuously and deliberately disciple our members through the ‘Safari’ in the wake of Religious Radicalization, corruption and tribalism besides other vices facing us as a nation. CITAM has an opportunity to pass on relevant Christian messages to the Nation through HOPE Media with the view to strengthen the Christian witness in the Nation. Prayer Items • Wisdom in dealing with the challenges that are there • Wisdom in coming up with new structures i.e. administrative • Pray that the leadership is visionary and not just short term perspective. Being visionary will enable the leadership plan well for CITAM’s future • Regulation of the Church and Christian media in Kenya CITAM Annual Report and Financial Statements | <strong>2015</strong>
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