Bishop Dr. Henry Z. Mulandi's profile

On Tuesday, the 4^th of May, 1948 baby Henry Zakayo was born to Timothy and Tabitha K. Mulandi. His early childhood was marked by severe drought that struck his Ukambani homeland.

Education
Henry had his primary education in Mukaa Primary School between 1963 and 1965 before heading on to Lokori Primary School between 1965 and 1967 and finally returning to Mukaa Primary School in 1968 to 1969.

He proceeded to undertake tertiary training in Thika Technical School between 1970 and 1973 and later at Kagumo Teachers Training College from 1974 to 1976. He went on to higher education in Rosedale Bible College in Ohio, U.S.A. Between 1980 and 1981. He later on pursued undergraduate studies at Daystar University in Nairobi, Kenya between 1988 and 1993.

Ministerial Credentials

Bishop Henry Mulandi preached as a freelance evangelist in 1971 to 1979. He was ordained into the ministry in 1975 and w as consecrated as a Bishop of ACCEA Southern Diocese in 1986. In 1992, he was consecrated and enthroned as the presiding Bishop of ACCEA. Bishop Mulandi finished his term in 2002 and stepped down for another presiding Bishop. He left the church with 9 Bishops, more than 300 churches and more than 50 ministers.

Pioneer Work

In 1976, Bishop Henry Mulandi founded Regions Beyond Ministry (RBM) and its institutions. In 1982, he began RBM School of Ministry and today it has become a university. In 1983 he put up RBM Retreat Centre in Ngoliba on a five acre land. He also put up a large library (RBM Library) in Thika town with many titles.

In 1980 he founded Christian Church International which has over 300 churches, and its Institutions, which include the following:-
- Vocational Training Centre in 1987 (VTC)
- Christian Bible Institute in 1993 (CBI)
-International School of Missions 1997 (ISOM)
- Leadership Training Institute (LTI)
- Centre for Christian Discipleship(CCD)
- Dayspring Academy in Juja
- Makueni Vocational Training Centre
Bishop Mulandi has helped to plant churches in Kenya, Uganda, D.R. Congo, Sudan, Ethiopia and Mozambique.

In 1991 Bishop Mulandi founded ACMI (African Christian Mission International) and its mission bases. The Kakuma Base in Northern Kenya was built and dedicated to the ministry of refugees from Sudan and other countries. He saw to the building of a primary school in Turkana Village (Lochereng) near Kakuma and also to the beginning of a Feeding Program for children in Kakuma.

Family

He is married to Betty Mulandi, and they have three children. Kathyrene is in the USA, Moses works with Trinity Tours and Paul, who works with ACMI, is married to Irene Kawira.