By John Kariuki
A religious group known as Israel United in Christ (IUIC) has unveiled significant but often overlooked aspects of Kenya’s history and heritage—narratives that remain absent from mainstream education.
During a press briefing on Monday, IUIC emphasized its commitment to uncovering the hidden truths about the ancestral roots of various communities, including those in Kenya. The group believes that understanding these untold stories is key to fostering a deeper sense of identity, unity, and empowerment within local communities.
“At IUIC, we are dedicated to uncovering the hidden truths about the ancestral roots of various peoples, including those of Kenya. We believe that understanding the untold stories of our past is key to empowering communities and fostering a deeper sense of identity and unity,” the group stated.
IUIC has initiated several educational outreach programs aimed at restoring knowledge of this lost history. These initiatives seek to empower local communities by providing the tools needed to reclaim their heritage, strengthen their faith, and build a brighter future for generations to come.
“Our mission is to bring these often-suppressed truths to light, allowing individuals to reconnect with their rich cultural and spiritual legacies and to inspire meaningful transformation in society today,” IUIC added.
Israel United in Christ referenced Matthew 15:24, emphasizing their belief that Christ is coming only for the lost sheep of Israel. They criticized modern churches, stating that they propagate European white supremacy while being against black communities. IUIC urged African pastors to repent and for churches to stop teaching lies.
Furthermore, the group warned that World War 3 is coming and that the church must not tolerate deception from political leaders. They asserted that all politicians lie and condemned neocolonialism as a continued form of oppression.
Through its programs, IUIC hopes to spark a broader conversation on historical awareness and cultural reclamation, encouraging Kenyans to embrace their roots and shape a future grounded in knowledge and identity.
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