Bishop Samson Mwaluda
Bishop Samson Mwaluda is a retired bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Taita Taveta, Kenya. He served the diocese as her first Diocesan Bishop for 23 years. Samson and his wife Agatha have all along served as a team and strongly believe in the great strength for effective Episcopal ministry when bishops are able to team up with their wives.
Samson studied Economics and Religious studies in Nairobi University, Kenya. He studied for his second degree, in Theology at Oak Hill College, England. After serving for 10 years as a bishop, Samson studied for his Doctorate in Ministry at Trinity School for Ministry, Ambridge, USA.
Following his retirement in August 2016, Samson accepted GAFCON Primates’ invitation for him to serve as Director of GAFCON Bishops Training Institute. He has teamed up with his wife Agatha together with dedicated BTI Executive Assistants; first Paul and Cathy Sampson and currently Dick and Caroline Seed, in the effort of “Equipping Today’s Bishops for effective ministry and mission.”
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Bishop Samson Mwaluda
Bishop Samson Mwaluda is a retired bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Taita Taveta, Kenya. He served the diocese as her first Diocesan Bishop for 23 years. Samson and his wife Agatha have all along served as a team and strongly believe in the great strength for effective Episcopal ministry when bishops are able to team up with their wives.
Samson studied Economics and Religious studies in Nairobi University, Kenya. He studied for his second degree, in Theology at Oak Hill College, England. After serving for 10 years as a bishop, Samson studied for his Doctorate in Ministry at Trinity School for Ministry, Ambridge, USA.
Following his retirement in August 2016, Samson accepted GAFCON Primates’ invitation for him to serve as Director of GAFCON Bishops Training Institute. He has teamed up with his wife Agatha together with dedicated BTI Executive Assistants; first Paul and Cathy Sampson and currently Dick and Caroline Seed, in the effort of “Equipping Today’s Bishops for effective ministry and mission.”