Plan Your Visit

When should I arrive?

The main service starts at 10:30 AM and runs to about 1:00 PM. Arriving ten minutes early gives you time to find a seat and be greeted without rushing.

If you would like something smaller and quieter first, the discipleship service runs from 8:00 to 9:30 AM.

What should I wear?

Whatever you are comfortable in. You will see suits and you will see jeans, and nobody is counting. Come as you are — that is not a slogan here, it is the actual dress code.

What actually happens in the service?

Singing, prayer, an offering, and teaching from the Bible. Roughly the first half is worship and the second half is the message.

You are never asked to stand up, introduce yourself in front of everyone, or give anything. Visitors are welcomed warmly, not put on the spot.

Where do I go, and how do I find it?

We meet on Kangundo Road, Saika Estate, near Kayole Junction, Nairobi.

If you are coming by matatu, alight at Kayole Junction and it is a short walk from there. If you are unsure, call or WhatsApp us before you set off and someone will guide you in.

Can I bring my children?

Yes, and please do. Children's Ministry runs alongside the main service, with Sunday School for younger children and a teens group.

Children are welcome to stay with you in the service if they would rather, and nobody minds the noise.

Am I expected to give money?

No. There is an offering during the service, and visitors are not expected to take part in it. Giving at TGNM is something people choose after they have decided this is their church home — not a ticket at the door.

What if I am not a Christian?

You are genuinely welcome. Plenty of people here came for years before they believed anything, and some are still deciding.

You can sit at the back, listen, and leave without anyone following you out. Ask questions if you want them answered; nobody will corner you.