Kikore Parish 

The parish of Kikore lies on the northern edge of the Diocese of Kondoa and has a population mainly consisting of Wamburu, Wagogo, Masai and Wairangi tribes.

All Saints Church, Kikore

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The Pastor, Reverend Yohanna Sarme. kikore 4 320

The parish includes three churches at Kikore, Mihembeti and Dachenche.  The catechist for Kikore church is John Peter and the catechist for Mihembeti church is Christopher Gopa.

The parish is predominantly Christian and there are Anglican, Catholic, Pentecostal and Lutheran churches in the village. There are three churches in the parish, in Kikore, Mihembeti and Dachenche. The church in Kikore is small and so they are building a larger church and the church in Mihembeti is yet to be finished. There is a primary and a secondary school in the village and the church also has a kindergarten. There is a water source in the village so people are able to farm all year around and the parish is much more fertile than other parts of the Diocese. Maize, beans and sunflowers are grown as well as bananas and vegetables.
 
Parish Twinning
Kikore Parish has been twinned with St Edmund's Church, Temple Hill, United Kingdom.  The church website is here: http://www.stedmundsdartford.co.uk


Visit from Bishop James of Rochester August 2016

Bishop Given and Bishop James visited Kikore to confirm 20 people.  Bishop James was pleased to see how well the construction of the new church was coming on, partly suppported by St Edmund's church.IMG0325
 

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