The Very Reverend Bernard Muindi
It’s with humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the passing on of The Very Reverend Bernard Muindi of Sikuta Farm, Nyeri County.
The Very Reverend Muindi was the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) from 1991-1997. He had deep love for the church, nation, family and great commitment in ministry and mission. He touched the lives of many children through his service to destitute and vulnerable children.
Son of the late Mukindia Njara and Late Grace Kanyua Mukindia.
Husband of Mrs. Eunice Muindi. Father of Tennyson and Anne Muriithi, the late David Muraguri, Anne and Dave Shemenski and Timothy and Serena Muindi. Grandfather of Racquet, Noni, Zack, Makena and Munene.
Loving brother of John M’Rewa, the late Charity Kathure Erastus, Alice Murugi Mukangau, Eliphaz Njue, Mercy Maitha Mutegi, Fredrick Ngige and Catherine Nchuguni Njiru.
Prayers will be held on Friday at 4:00pm and Saturday and Sunday at 3:00pm at the PCEA Ruringu Church in Nyeri County.
The cortege leaves the Nyeri Funeral Home Outspan on Monday June 19th, 2017 at 8.00p.m. The funeral service will be held at PCEA Nyamachaki Memorial Church at 9.00a.m Thereafter, interment will be at the family home in Kathareni (near Chogoria), Tharaka Niithi County.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made towards the construction of the Vocational Training Center under the auspices of PCEA Riamukurwe Parish or the new PCEA Kiriani Chogoria Church building.
“Whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is pleasing, whatever is commendable, f there is any excellence and if there is anything worthy; think about these things.” (Philippians 4:8)
My family and I were so very blessed to know Bernard when he was serving in ministry with the First Prebyterian Church of Burbank…what a fine man, fine preacher, and fine example of how Jesus’ people are to love each other. I give thanks for the time we had with Bernard. Condolences and much love to the family. I remember Murimi running around the church and calling Esther Batiste “grandma”….such fun!