Our Headquarters

The headquarters of the African Divine Church is located at Boyani Mission in Gamalenga Sub-location, Tambua Location, Tiriki West Division in Hamisi District, Vihiga County, Kenya. This sacred place serves as the spiritual and administrative center of the church.

African Divine Church welcomes all who seek to deepen their faith and serve the community. With over 2.2 million members in Kenya and growing congregations in Uganda and Tanzania, we offer a spiritual home rooted in Christian values and African heritage. Our diverse membership reflects our commitment to unity in diversity.

Situated along the Kakamega-Kisumu highway, Boyani Mission is easily accessible to members and visitors from across the region. Its strategic location has facilitated the growth and development of the church, serving as a hub for spiritual activities and community outreach programs.

As a member, you will join a vibrant community that offers spiritual nourishment through regular worship services, Bible studies, and prayer meetings. We provide opportunities for personal growth through our educational institutions, including theological training, vocational centers, and ECDE colleges. Our members actively participate in community service and outreach programs.

The mission compound houses various facilities that support the church's multifaceted ministry, including places of worship, educational institutions, health facilities, and administrative offices. These resources enable ADC to fulfill its mission of spiritual growth and community development.

Membership in African Divine Church connects you to a support system that cares for your spiritual, social, and physical well-being. Through our Mother's Union, Youth Assemblies, and welfare programs, we address the needs of all members including orphans, widows, and people living with AIDS. Join us as we live out our motto: Rooted in Christ, Growing in Love.

The plot for Boyani ADC was originally under community ownership or considered no man's land before being officially given to the church. In 1950, seven church leaders approached Chief Antonio Kipketeri of Nyang'ori, who graciously granted them the land for the church's use.

After receiving the land, the leaders worked to develop it into a suitable place for worship and church activities. The approval of Mr. Hunter, the then District Commissioner of Kakamega, was instrumental in formalizing the church's ownership of the land and establishing it as the official headquarters.

The establishment of Boyani as the headquarters marked a significant milestone in the development of ADC. It provided a permanent home for the church and a center from which its activities could be coordinated and expanded to other regions.

Over the years, Boyani Mission has developed into a comprehensive facility that supports various aspects of the church's ministry. The main church building serves as a place of worship for the local congregation and as a venue for important church conferences and ceremonies.

The mission is home to Boyani Health Centre, which has expanded over the years to include a maternity wing, a Voluntary Counseling and Testing Centre, and a medical laboratory. These facilities provide essential healthcare services to the local community and beyond.

Educational facilities at Boyani include a nursery school and the Divine Theological Training Institute, which equips church leaders with the knowledge and skills needed for effective ministry. These institutions reflect the church's commitment to holistic development through education.

As the spiritual center of ADC, Boyani Mission hosts important church events, including the Annual General Conference, committee meetings, and leadership training programs. These gatherings strengthen the unity of the church and provide direction for its ministry.

Administratively, Boyani houses the offices of the Archbishop and other church leaders who oversee the operations of ADC across East Africa. From here, policies are formulated, programs are coordinated, and the vision of the church is implemented throughout its branches.

The mission also serves as a symbol of the church's unity and continuity. As the final resting place of the founding archbishops, it connects the present generation of believers to their spiritual heritage and inspires them to carry forward the legacy of faith and service.