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Mariel Blaine was an American missionary nurse who served in various countries in Africa as a nursing supervisor and trainer. Her service extended to Kenya and Tanzania in East Africa.
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Caleb Busienei was a pioneer Nandi Seventh-day Adventist who came to the faith through the early work of David Sparrow in Western Kenya.
Peter Kipkemboi araap Butuk was a pioneer Nandi teacher, evangelist, district pastor, and church administrator.
Edward Cadwallader was an educational missionary to Africa.
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Ron Carey served the Church for nearly 50 years in various capacities, including as a missionary, publisher, administrator, and denominational leader.
Central Kenya Conference is a part of East Kenya Union Conference in the East-Central Africa Division of Seventh-day Adventists.
F. N. Chase was an American missionary educator in Kenya serving for six years as the principal of the Kamagambo High School and Training College in Kenya. Prior to that, he had served at Bugema in Uganda before moving to the Middle East and eventually returning to the United States.
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Petero Chetambe was a pioneer Luhya Adventist, pastor, teacher, and church planter among the Luhya people in Kenya.
Grace Agnes Clarke was a pioneer missionary to Kenya, educator, church administrator, Bible translator, and lexicographer.
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The Adventist Church in Colonial Kenya made its mark in Education, Healthcare, and Publishing, and all of them created jobs for many Africans. The Church was criticized by early nationalists for actively dissuading them from the clamor for independence.
William Commin was an early church administrator in Southern Africa. He also served as editor for early Adventist publications in Africa and worked to deepen the publishing ministry in the young Adventist Church in Africa.
Maurice Cuthbert was the son of pioneer missionary to East Africa, William Cuthbert.
William Cuthbert was a pioneer Adventist missionary, lay minister and evangelist.
Johannes Nicholas de Beer served as a Seventh-day Adventist Church administrator and a pioneer of several mission stations in Southern Africa.
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T. F. Duke was a missionary to Kenya and founder of Ranen Conference.
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George Dunder served with his wife, Virginia, as a missionary to Kenya and Tanzania.
Alma Virginia Dunder, née Closser, was a missionary to Tanzania and Kenya with her husband, George, spending 11 years in both countries with the bulk of it in Tanzania.
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Eldoret Adventist Guest House is an Adventist hospitality facility in Western Kenya.
Donald Louis Folkenberg was an American missionary who dedicated several years of his service to Africa, serving primarily in Kenya. He was a denominational worker in the East Africa Union from 1968 to 1973, serving in Nairobi and briefly in Kisii under the South Kenya Field before returning to the United States to continue his work for the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Ruth Gorle was a pioneering missionary educator and administrator who played a pivotal role in advancing Seventh-day Adventist education in Southern Africa. Notably, she was instrumental in the transition of Solusi College to offering degree-level programs and introducing a leadership course that became foundational for senior Church workers throughout the Trans-Africa Division.
Southern Africa-Indian Ocean Division Biography Educators Missionaries Women