The news of Apostle Joe Kayo’s death on November 2 sent shockwaves through the Christian community in East Africa.
The Deliverance Church, which he founded, has grown to become a prominent institution in the region, and his influence in the Pentecostal-Charismatic Movement was immense.
Born on May 5, 1937, to peasant parents in what was then Nyamira district (now a county) in Kenya, Apostle Joe Kayo’s early life was marked by profound hardship.
With no parents, education, or even necessities, Kayo’s future looked bleak, and he eventually spiralled into substance abuse and a life of crime.
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The burden became so heavy that he even attempted to take his own life three times, yet each time, fate intervened to prevent his self-destruction.
