" AT STATE HOUSE KENYA, WE START OUR WEEKS WITH DEVOTION." ~~FIRST LADY RACHEL RUTO.

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Photo Courtesy; First Lady Rachel Ruto.

What you need to know;

  • Kenya's first lady Rachel Ruto today took public the events at State House Kenya which is a routine for every new day & new week.

  • Mama Ruto noted that every good morning at State House Kenya is God's morning therefore need to devote to Him.

  • Morning devotion is a routine at Kenya's top office after President Ruto was sworn into office.

  • The first lady is known for her prayerful life that many have associated with President Ruto's win after a long struggle fighting systems and 'deep state. '
Prayer Warrior and First lady Mama Rachel Ruto today took public every morning and weekly state house activities.

It has been noted that since President William Ruto was sworn in, Kenya's top office has experienced change of activities with timetables reading Morning devotion every day in the morning.

Sharing today's biblical encouragement, the first lady tweeted;

The beauty about dawn is, no matter how dark our dusks were, we are often sure about having a chance to see the light again. And, that is God's intentional act of creation.That, no matter what challenges we're going through, there's always a chance at redemption.

The first lady is committed to ensure Kenya develops a praying culture and that is evident in the activities she has initiated up from the top office.

First lady, Mama Rachel Ruto at State House Kenya, Nairobi.

To her, good mornings should also be God's mornings therefore need to devote to Him.

Mornings are for Hope.At State House Kenya, Nairobi we start our week with devotionOur good mornings are also God's mornings. Blessed week ahead... ~~First Lady Rachel Ruto.

Whether this will be an example to be followed in all Government offices is a question for another day.

A prayerful nation is a God fearing nation... 




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