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Father Gichuru processing a book sale card payment from one of the attendees while Rev.Canon Dr. Karanja autographs one of the books, on the extreme right, Lucy muthumbi(Wasaimo)looks on. Pic Sam Mwaura/Samrack Media
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Rev.Canon Dr.John Karanja hold a successful book signing event in Lowell Massachusetts {Photos|Videos}
Rev. Canon Dr. Karanja held a successful book signing event “Bend without Breaking: The Story of African Immigrant Marriages in America”
Father Gichuru processing a book sale card payment from one of the attendees while Rev.Canon Dr. Karanja autographs one of the book,while Lucy muthumbi(Wasaimo)looks on. Pic Sam Mwaura/Samrack Media
The colorful event was held at St Stephen’s Church Lowell,Massachusetts
Many attendees bought both books and had the opportunity to meet and greet Mrs Karanja and Rev.Canon Dr.John Karanja Kenyan Pastors and authors from Baltimore,Maryland
The book addresses the various challenges immigrants face when they arrive in the U.S
The two books are now available online on AMAZON click HERE to get your copy
Rev. Canon Dr. John Karanja is a family man and the author of the new Understanding the family dynamics of immigrants . He is married to Ann John who has been his companion in the ministry for over four decades.
Other accolades include being a community leader, an entrepreneur, a public speaker, a philanthropist, an evangelist at heart who preaches the word of God without compromising. He is currently the Senior Pastor of St. Andrews International Christian Community Anglican Episcopal Church (I.C.C.A.E.C.) Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.
Rev. John is a man of foresight. His leadership genius has been noted in many fields including the churches.
He was among the first people in Kenya to recognize the importance of internet services in church ministry.
African On-Line Internet Service Provider honored him for his support. He was one of the founder members of – The Berea Bible Institute and Resource Center in Nakuru, Kenya and also the All Saints Church Hall Naivasha.
Rev. John was very instrumental in the establishment of various children homes that include: Neema Children’s Home, Naivasha Children’s Home, and Emanuel Children’s Home just to mention a few.
Rev. John has been used by God to facilitate Church leadership training seminars in many parts of Kenya.
He is known in The Gideon International Ministry “as a man who comprehends issues and articulates them with clarity.” Between 1996 and 2002, Rev. John was heard almost every morning and evening through the religious programs in the former Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (K.B.C.), a Kenya Government owned radio station.
Rev. John traveled all over East African countries and therefore, many churches had an opportunity to meet and listen to him. As a philanthropist, Rev. John has been a conduit of God’s blessings to many churches, schools and individuals.
The Ministry of Education in Kenya, Presbyterian Church of East Africa and the Anglican Church of Kenya recognized him for his leadership, generosity and support in schools and church’s development activities in various parts of Kenya.
He is a life member of The Bible Society of Kenya – sharing in the cost of translation, production and distribution of the Word of God. The Kenya Young Men’s Christian Association (K.Y.M.C.A.) was another organization that recognized and honored him for his outstanding support of street children programs in Kenya. Rev. John felt the need of serving his congregation further by advancing on his education.
He enrolled with Freedom Bible College and Seminary in June 2004, earning a Bachelor of Ministry Degree in Christian Counseling Psychology. Through hard work and God’s blessings, Rev. John continued further and earned a Master’s Degree in Clinical Pastoral Counseling and finally Doctor of Ministry in Christian Counseling Psychology. Rev. John has earned many awards from different Institutions for his outstanding performance including the University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Hospital, (U.M.U.C.H).
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