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Reverend Teresia Wairimu's Biography in Summary

Rev Teresia Wairimu is the founder and director of Faith Evangelistic Ministry, which was created in 1989. She is a married woman with two children.

Age of Rev Teresia Wairimu and Family
Teresia Wairimu was born in the year 1957. She is the daughter of Njeri Kinuthia and Kinyanjui Kinuthia. Teresia is the family's second child. Her grandpa was Kikuyu colonial chief Paramount Chief Kinyanjui.

Rev Teresia Wairimu Family | Children Wairimu, the daughter, married in November 1978. The couple had two children, Robert and Catherine. She has one grandchild as well. Teresia has been divorced.

Education and Career Rev Teresia Wairimu
Rev Teresia Wairimu attended Ngiriambu Girls high school with Hon. Martha Karua.
In 1977, she devoted her life to Christ. The narrative of Rev Teresia Wairimu is told in a 402-page autobiography that was recently published. It's called "A Cactus in the Desert," and it's available in all major Christian bookstores as well as the FEM offices in Ngara.

Ev. Reinhard Bonnke is Rev Teresia Wairimu's mentor. She sat in my sessions in Uhuru Park in 1988, devastated. She had recently gone through an acrimonious divorce and had experienced significant rejection. But it was exactly there that the Lord chose her and transformed that damaged vessel into a vessel of tremendous distinction for Him.
God gave Rev Teresia Wairimu a life-changing experience early on July 21, 1985, about 3:00 a.m. Her chamber was filled with smoke, and she was addressed as "Wairimu" by a loud voice. The glory of God filled the room, and despite her fear, she recognized it as the Lord speaking.

Teresia Wairimu's Prophecy
When she returned to Kenya, she knew she had received something from God that money could not purchase - she had been birthed into ministry on that day, and her ministry was exploding!

The house fellowship quickly grew and was relocated to City Hall, then to the Kenyatta International Conference Centre (one of the city's largest auditoriums), and it only took one meeting to relocate the fellowship to the open Uhuru Park, where Reverend Teresia has faithfully preached without fail, every second Sunday of the month for the past 14 years.