
- 11
- Episodes
- 2022
- First episode
About If Oscar Muriu Wrote a Book
Bishop Oscar Muriu has led Nairobi Chapel in Kenya for 35+ years. During that time, the small church of 10 elderly people has grown to more than 4,000 at the original site as well as planting 280+ churches in Kenya, around Africa and in more than a dozen cities around the world. 5 years ago he stepped away from leading the main site to become the Bishop and oversee the entire movement in a more focused way. This podcast looks at the 8 areas he has chosen to lean into for the sake of Nairobi Chapel, to solidify its future. In it, he reflects on the "Eight Secures" that he is working on.
- Publisher
- Matthew Eckert
- Category
- religion & spirituality
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- No
- First episode
- 7 Aug 2022
- Latest episode
- 7 Aug 2022
Latest episodes
11 episodes in the feed.

7 Aug 2022
Episode Eleven - The Right of Passage for Pre-Teens

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Episode Ten - Special Edition - A Conversation with Beatrice Muriu

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Episode Nine - Secure the Resources

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Episode Eight - Secure the History and Lessons

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Episode Seven - Secure the Partnerships

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Episode Six - Secure the Daniels and Esthers

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Episode Five - Secure the DNA and Culture of the Church

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Episode Four - Secure Systems and Structures to Safeguard the Church

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Episode Three - Secure the Leadership of the Church

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Episode Two - Secure the Mission of the Church

7 Aug 2022
Episode One - Introducing Oscar Muriu
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