Ndalani Ward MCA,Hon. Francis Kitaka, who is also eyeing the Yatta Parliamentary seat, was honored to attend a grand mass wedding ceremony at Ndalani Parish. The colorful event was presided over by His Lordship, Bishop Norman Kingoo, bringing together couples in a sacred union of love and faith.
Speaking during the ceremony, the MCA emphasized the importance of marriage as a foundation for strong families and a united society. Quoting Mark 10:9, he stated, “Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate.”
Addressing the congregation, the MCA called for peace and unity among residents. “Our community can only grow when we embrace love and harmony. Let us live together as one people, fostering peace in our homes and neighborhoods,” he urged.
He also encouraged environmental conservation through tree planting, highlighting its importance in combating climate change. “As we celebrate love today, let us also love our environment. I urge everyone to plant trees and contribute to a greener, healthier future,” he stated.
Bishop Norman Kingoo, who officiated the mass wedding, commended the couples for taking the bold step in their spiritual journey. “Marriage is a sacred institution blessed by God. May these couples build their homes on the foundation of faith, trust, and love,” he said.
One of the newlyweds expressed gratitude for the opportunity to wed in the presence of family and the church community. “This is a dream come true for us. We thank the church and everyone who made this day special,” the groom shared joyfully.
The event was marked by prayers, blessings, and joyous celebrations as the newlyweds embarked on their journey together. The MCA extended his best wishes to the couples and wished everyone a blessed Sunday, celebrating the spirit of love, unity, and environmental responsibility.
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