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By KPC Reporter The Annual National Prayer Breakfast will take place on Thursday, 29th May 2025 in Nairobi, National Assembly Speaker, Moses Wetang’ula announced recently. Factored in the National Assembly calendar, the Prayer Breakfast is a solemn inter-denominational gathering that draws leaders from all sectors of society for prayer, reflection, and national rededication Also Read […]

Kenya’s National Assembly. Photo/ Courtesy

By KPC Reporter

The Annual National Prayer Breakfast will take place on Thursday, 29th May 2025 in Nairobi, National Assembly Speaker, Moses Wetang’ula announced recently.

Factored in the National Assembly calendar, the Prayer Breakfast is a solemn inter-denominational gathering that draws leaders from all sectors of society for prayer, reflection, and national rededication

“The Annual National Prayer Breakfast is traditionally held on the last Thursday of May. In this regard, I wish to notify the House of this year’s date and venue,” said Speaker Wetang’ula.

He said the event will take place at Safari Park, Nairobi.

This year’s event will be held under the theme ‘Rise and Rebuild’, a timely call for national unity across Kenya’s political, economic, and social spheres.

“It is an opportunity for national reflection and unity at a time when our country seeks renewal across key sectors,” stated Wetang’ula.

President William Samoei Ruto, will grace the occasion as the Chief Guest, reaffirming the central role of leadership and spirituality in Kenya’s nation-building journey.

He directed MPs to collect their invitation cards in advance to avoid last minute rush.

For clarification and logistical guidance, they may liaise with their colleague, Samuel Chepkonga, who chairs the National Prayer Breakfast Organizing Committee.

National Assembly Speaker, Moses Wetang’ula. Photo/ Courtesy

In addition, two significant pre-events have been scheduled for Wednesday, 28th May 2025, at the same venue.

The first of these is the Women’s Convention whose focus will be fostering leadership, inclusion, and empowerment among female lawmakers.

“All women Members of Parliament are encouraged to attend this important session,” said Wetang’ula.

The National Prayer Breakfast remains one of Kenya’s most unifying platforms for moral dialogue and national reflection, anchored by the bipartisan and interfaith commitment of the August house.

“It is more than a tradition. It is a testament to the enduring values that hold our nation together,” emphasized Wetang’ula.