Started by missionaries from Scotland in the late 1800’s, the PCEA church is today led by Africans with its headqaurter in Nairobi, Kenya ...

The General Assembly Office (GAO) serves the church by providing leadership and support in the area of governance. The GAO facilitates the General Assembly, produces the Docket of each Assembly, amends the books of forms, assists committees of the General Assembly, and responds to inquiries from regions, presbyteries, sessions and individuals throughout the year.

The Boys’ and the Girls’ Brigade is a Christian Uniformed organization with both International and Interdenominational agenda seeking to realize a better working relationship with the local Boys and Girls in Kenya.

PCMF is a Men Fellowship group that seeks to bring men together as a united Christian force, for fellowship, exchange of ideas concerning matters of faith, witness and service to Jesus Christ and other men.

The P.C.E.A. Woman's Guild is a fellowship of women and girls in the Presbyterian Church of East Africa, whose main objective is to bring together women and girls for Christian fellowship, worship and service. Learn More

The building was prefabricated in Scotland at the turn of the 20th Century and shipped 7,150 miles to Kikuyu.

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The PCEA dates back in 1891 when directors of Imperial British East Africa Chartered Company, among them Sir William Mackinon and Mr. A.L. Bruce, invited a group of missionaries who came to Kenya and founded a mission among the Kamba and Maasai at Kibwezi under the name of “The East African Scottish Mission.