Kima Mission Hospital is a faith-based healthcare institution owned by the Church of God in East Africa (Kenya). Located along the Luanda-Majengo Road in Luanda Sub-County, Vihiga County, the hospital has served the community since its establishment in 1955.
The hospital was founded and managed by missionaries until 1975, when its administration was officially transferred to the local Church of God (East Africa). Since then, Kima Mission Hospital has remained committed to its founding vision of integrating Christian ministry with quality healthcare.
Today, Kima Mission Hospital is recognized by the Ministry of Health as a Level 4 healthcare facility. Guided by Christian values, the hospital is dedicated to providing equitable, affordable, accessible, and high-quality healthcare services to the residents of Vihiga County and neighboring regions.
The hospital is supported by a committed workforce comprising 41 skilled healthcare professionals and 29 support staff, all working together to deliver patient-centered care and improve community health outcomes.
To be the leading hospital in Kenya providing compassionate, quality healthcare services in accordance with the healing ministry of Christ.
To inspire hope and provide patient-centered, quality healthcare services in accordance with the healing ministry of Christ.
The principles that define our culture and guide every decision we make.
We take responsibility for our actions and decisions, ensuring transparency in all our operations.
We operate with openness and honesty, keeping our stakeholders informed and involved.
We uphold the highest ethical standards, doing what is right even when no one is watching.
We maintain excellence in our work, continuously improving our skills and knowledge.
We treat every patient with empathy, dignity, and respect, understanding their unique needs.
We integrate Christian faith into our practice, serving as vessels of God's healing love.
Tracing our roots from missionary beginnings to a modern Level 4 healthcare facility.
The Church of God established its mission work in Kenya, recognizing that spiritual growth, quality healthcare, and education were inseparable pillars of holistic human development.
Kima Mission Hospital was established along the Luanda-Majengo Road in Luanda Sub-County, Vihiga County, to provide healthcare services to the local community.
Administration was officially transferred from missionaries to the local Church of God (East Africa), marking a new era of locally-led healthcare delivery.
Today, Kima Mission Hospital is recognized by the Ministry of Health as a Level 4 facility, serving Vihiga County with comprehensive outpatient, inpatient, and community health services.
Under the leadership of Dr. Douglas Wakhu, the Church has developed comprehensive strategic plans for Kima Mission Hospital and other healthcare institutions, positioning for future growth and excellence.
The medical ministry has been an integral component of the Church of God in East Africa (Kenya) since the church established its mission work in Kenya in 1905. From its inception, the Church recognized that spiritual growth, quality healthcare, and education were inseparable pillars of holistic human development.
This vision led to the establishment of Mwihila Mission Hospital and Kima Mission Hospital, which later inspired the development of several additional healthcare facilities, including Mundoli, Bushiangala, Mutsasa, Ingotse, Kilgoris, and Lolgorian Health Centres.
Over the years, the Church's medical ministry has continued to evolve despite numerous challenges involving administration, staffing, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, and medical equipment.
To strengthen this ministry and position it for future growth, the Church appointed Dr. Douglas Wakhu as its first Medical Consultant. Dr. Wakhu led a multidisciplinary team that undertook comprehensive assessments of the Church's healthcare institutions and developed strategic plans for 2025-2029.
Successful implementation of these strategic plans will position the Church of God (East Africa-Kenya) as a stronger contributor to quality faith-based healthcare in Kenya.
Throughout our history, we have benefited from valuable partnerships that have contributed to infrastructure development, service expansion, and staff capacity building.
A key partner supporting faith-based healthcare institutions across Kenya with resources, training, and advocacy.
Collaborating on public health initiatives, infrastructure development, and healthcare service delivery in the county.
A dedicated support organization providing financial and material assistance for hospital development projects.
Working with national government agencies for regulatory compliance, funding, and healthcare policy implementation.
International development partners and faith-based organizations supporting healthcare infrastructure and programs.
Our parent organization providing spiritual guidance, governance, and oversight for the hospital's mission and operations.