Rt. Revd. Dr. George Mechumo was consecrated as the second Bishop of Bungoma in 2018. He holds a Doctorate in Biblical Theology from the University of Nairobi and a Master’s from St. Paul’s University, Limuru. Before his episcopacy, he served as Dean of the Cathedral, Archdeacon of Webuye, and a dedicated parish priest for over two decades.

Dr. Mechumo is passionate about holistic mission, theological education, and community empowerment. Under his leadership, the diocese has launched agricultural projects, education sponsorships, and trauma healing programs. He is married to Mrs. Sarah Mechumo, and they are blessed with three children.

Rt. Revd. Rose N. Okeno is a trailblazer as the first female bishop in the Anglican Church of Kenya’s Western Region. Consecrated as Bishop of Butere in 2021, she previously served as Archdeacon of Shinyalu, Vicar of St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and a pioneer in gender justice advocacy. She holds a Master of Arts in Development Studies from the University of Eastern Africa, Baraton.

Bishop Okeno is widely respected for championing girls’ education, ending gender-based violence, and empowering women clergy. Her ministry emphasizes inclusive fellowship and intergenerational mentorship. She is married to Mr. John Okeno and is a mother of two.

Rt. Revd John Okude Omuse is a respected Kenyan Anglican church leader who served as the Bishop of the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) Diocese of Katakwa from 2016 until his retirement in 2026. Widely known as Bishop Okude, he dedicated decades of his ministry to spiritual leadership, pastoral care, community development, and strengthening the Anglican faith across western Kenya, particularly within Busia and Teso regions. As the head of the Diocese of Katakwa, he oversaw church administration, clergy mentorship, evangelism programs, education support initiatives, and social outreach activities aimed at improving the welfare of local communities. His leadership was marked by strong advocacy for integrity, servant leadership, unity within the church, accountability, and peaceful conflict resolution.
Throughout his ministry, Bishop Okude played a significant role in promoting moral values, youth empowerment, family cohesion, and collaboration between the church, government, and development partners. He was also known for encouraging Christians to actively participate in societal transformation through ethical leadership and community service. Under his stewardship, the Diocese of Katakwa continued to expand its spiritual and social impact through church growth, educational support, and humanitarian initiatives targeting vulnerable populations. His calm leadership style, commitment to prayer, and emphasis on discipline and humility earned him respect among clergy, faithful congregants, and leaders across Kenya’s Anglican community. Before becoming bishop, Bishop Okude served in various capacities within the Anglican Church, gaining extensive experience in pastoral ministry and church administration. His retirement in 2026 marked the end of a notable chapter of service in the ACK, during which he contributed significantly to strengthening the church’s mission and presence in western Kenya.

Rt. Revd. Charles K. Asilutwa was consecrated as the third Bishop of Maseno North in 2017. A gifted theologian and administrator, he previously served as Provincial Secretary of the Anglican Church of Kenya and as a lecturer at St. Paul’s University. He holds a Master of Divinity (M.Div.) and a postgraduate diploma in conflict management.

Bishop Asilutwa is known for his strategic vision in church planting, youth discipleship, and building robust healthcare ministries. Under his leadership, Maseno North has opened three new parishes and expanded the diocese’s outreach to nomadic communities. He is happily married to Mama Eunice Asilutwa, and they have four grown children.

Rt. Revd. Dr. Joseph Wandera was enthroned as the Bishop of Mumias in 2019. He holds a PhD in Counselling Psychology from Kenyatta University and a Master’s in Pastoral Theology. Dr. Wandera previously served as the Dean of Students at St. Paul’s University and as a rural dean in Busia diocese, bringing a deep commitment to mental health awareness and family therapy.

His episcopal focus includes healing ministries, addiction recovery programmes, and agricultural sustainability for clergy families. He is a prolific author of Christian devotionals. Bishop Wandera is married to Dr. Lydia Wandera, a medical practitioner, and they have three children.

Rt. Revd. Isaiah Obuya was consecrated as the first Bishop of the Diocese of Nambale in 2016. He holds a Bachelor of Divinity from St. Paul’s University and a Postgraduate Diploma in Transformational Development. Prior to his episcopacy, he served as a canon, archdeacon, and rural mission coordinator with a special passion for church revival and interfaith harmony.

Under Bishop Obuya’s guidance, Nambale Diocese has planted over ten new congregations, established a community water project, and built a diocesan resource centre. His style is pastoral and collaborative. He is married to Mrs. Eunice Obuya, and they are blessed with four children and two grandchildren.