Source: UGC
The passing of Reverend Allan Kiuna has left a deep void in the hearts of many, but his legacy of faith and love continues to shine brightly through the memories he left behind.
On a poignant Wednesday morning, family, friends, and members of Jubilee Christian Church (JCC) gathered at Lee Funeral Home to bid farewell to a man who touched countless lives through his ministry and compassion.
Allan Kiuna, known for his unwavering devotion to God and his community, battled cancer courageously until his final moments.
His wife, Reverend Kathy Kiuna, alongside their son Jeremy and her son-in-law, stood by his casket in solemn prayer. This touching moment symbolized not just a goodbye, but a testament to the strength and love that defined their 30-year marriage.
The funeral service, held at JCC Paradise in Thindigua, Kiambu county, was a somber yet uplifting affair.
Mourners filled the sanctuary, sharing stories of Kiuna’s impact on their lives and the church community. Reverend Kathy Kiuna, known for her powerful sermons and leadership alongside her husband, spoke with deep emotion about their journey together.
During a recent church service, Kathy Kiuna recounted Allan’s final days and his longing to “go home” and be with God.
Despite his illness, his faith remained steadfast, a beacon of hope for those around him. The Kiuna family’s dedication to their congregation and their unwavering faith in God resonated deeply with all who knew them.
Social media channels were flooded with tributes and condolences from Kenyans across the country, reflecting the widespread impact of Kiuna’s ministry.
His teachings and leadership at JCC touched lives far beyond the church walls, inspiring many to live with purpose and faith.
Reverend Allan Kiuna’s journey was marked not only by his dedication to preaching but also by his compassion for others.
He was known for his outreach programs and efforts to uplift the less fortunate in the community. His legacy of service and love continues to inspire acts of kindness and generosity among his congregation and beyond.
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