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…The plaintiffs still continued officiating as the church ministers. 4.…

…The church very largely depends on the loyalty and reliability of its clergy whose defiance of authority can undermine the effectiveness of the Church.…

…Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Nairobi, and sought membership in that church.…

…Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Nairobi on 30th May, 1976. He continued to be a regular member of that Church until his death. 11.…

…That the endless nagging and arguments led the appellant involving himself in pursuits outside the home including his work of repairing motor vehicles and later church activities.…

…female friend of the family had been put on the Church Committee for that purpose.…

…She made the arrangements for John’s wedding to Margaret Njoki at St Teresa;’s Church. She attended the wedding with the deceased. She took photographs. John and his wife had two children one named Kimani.…

…The learned judge pointed out that there was no impediment to Peter marrying Mary at any time between, say, 1969 and, 1974 in a church, registry office or according to their custom at Kiganjo.…

…She recalled that sometime in 1997, she saw the respondent in church at a funeral service of a man who was a friend to both of them. She was with the children. She talked to the respondent after the service.…

…She was married to Meshack in a christian ceremony at Kiamwangi Church of Scotland in Nyeri District on 24/12/1942. Exhibit 1 being her marriage certificate.…

…She was active in the Church, knew that Sarah and Margaret were both members of the Women Guild. As far as they were concerned Margaret was Gilbert’s wife and cannot be Meshacks wife.…

…passing and as an aside that for my part, if burial as such be the true cause of the unending wrangle, and particularly through this Lenten Season, the matter might easily have been settled in the back-room or vestry of a church…

…The Court of Appeal in that application was endorsing the sentiments of Brett LJ in Wilson vs Church (No 2) 12 Ch D (1879) 454 at p 459.…

…Forest Road leads to the vicarage of St Francis Church, Karen, then occupied by the defendant, Rev Gilbert Amimo and extends to a path or road which leads to where some people do horse riding, or some lorries travel to collect…

…This reasoning was recently adopted by the Court of Appeal in the case of Methodist Church in Kenya Trustees Registered & Another v Rev.…

…Which was what Cotton, LJ enunciated in the leading judgment in Wilson v Church (No 2) [1879], 12 Ch D 454 and 458 dealing with an appeal from the Court of Appeal to the House of Lords and Pennycuick, J applied in Orion Property…

…Which was what Cotton, LJ enunciated in the leading judgment in Wilson v Church (No 2) [1879], 12 Ch D 454 and 458 dealing with an appeal from the Court of Appeal to the House of Lords and Pennycuick, J applied in Orion Property…

…opportunity to offer their five daily prayers, took away the room previously allocated to muslims to conduct their prayers therein, and on February 25th, 1993 the defendant ordered the plaintiffs to be attending the catholic church…

…Henceforth, if they returned to the school, the plaintiffs would have to attend the church service on Sunday like everybody else, they said.…