The Anglican Church is mourning the death of Reverend Alfred Apela, who passed away on Saturday morning, November 14, 2026, while receiving treatment at Avenue Hospital in Parklands, Nairobi.
His death was confirmed by Evans Omollo, the Provost of All Saints’ Cathedral, Nairobi, through a social media announcement.
According to Omollo, Reverend Apela died at approximately 5.00am after a period of illness. He had reportedly returned from India in the middle of last month before being admitted to Avenue Hospital, where he was receiving treatment.
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Until his death, Reverend Apela served as the Head of the Department of Evangelism and Outreach at All Saints’ Cathedral, Nairobi, where he was recognised for his contribution to Christian ministry and evangelism.
In his tribute, Omollo described the late clergyman as a gifted evangelist and revival preacher whose infectious smile and command of the English language made him stand out.
He also recalled spending time with the priest at his hospital bedside before his death, describing his passing as a painful loss.
“Go well brother, you put up a strong fight. You kept the faith to the end,” Omollo wrote in his emotional tribute.
The Provost extended his prayers and condolences to Reverend Apela’s wife, Grace Apela, and their children as they come to terms with the loss.
His death is a significant loss to the Anglican Church community, particularly those who worked alongside him in evangelism and outreach ministry.
Omollo concluded his tribute with a message of faith and hope, affirming that despite the grief, God remains sovereign.
“What a loss! What a year! What a season! But Yahweh reigns,” he wrote.
Further details regarding funeral arrangements and memorial services are expected to be communicated by the family and the Church.
