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#MyKkrewBsStory: Nelima Peters

I never even for a second thought that there can be fun in salvation. I thought that salvation was all about going to church on Sunday, praising, worshiping, dozing off as you listen to the sermon and then depart to your homes narrating how spirit filled you have been from the sermon of yet another season of the Israelites were delivered from Egypt. I thought salvation was about long dresses, carrying an old highly highlighted Bible and saying frequent Amens.

I joined Kkrew in September 2013. This was when a group, Innocent Persons in their event Mingle2Mingle invited me to the Kkrew Kesha at All Saints Cathedral. I was amazed by this hype session and felt odd that there’s no way this can be happening in Church. It was interesting but I fled. I joined Kenyatta University main campus at Ruiru. The few friends I made did not quit on me. They invited me back and became a regular member. I in turn invited a friend Steph who is now in Dance County.

I joined Transformers county and I remember this one time when we went for Uji plot at Highlands and went home past 10:00am. We got hijacked in a matatu and luckily as the matatu stopped I ran away. I had an arguement with my mom on my lateness and she asked me to choose to study at the City Campus or I quit Kkrew. I chose the latter. Transformers county has been a family to me. The God of the impossible made me rise to become its current governor.

I have gained a lot in Kkrew, talk of my spirituality boost, talk of my perception of salvation to the high self esteem. If you don’t come to Kkrew you are missing on a lot.

ALSO READ: #MyKkrewBsStory: Ian Ingalula

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