Development of Seventh-day Adventist Work
The first Seventh-day Adventist missionary to Kenya was Canadian-born A. A. Carscallen, who arrived from Britain in 1906. With the assistance of E. C. Enns, a German missionary from Pare in Tanzania, he chose as the site for the first mission station a five-acre (two-hectare) plot at Gendia Hill, about two miles (three kilometers) inland from Kendu Bay of Lake Victoria. This site was among the Luo people in what is now South Nyanza.
Institutions
Institutions. Africa Herald Publishing House; Kamagambo High School and Teachers’ College; Kendu Adventist Hospital; Maxwell Adventist Academy; Seventh-day Adventist Health Services; University of Eastern Africa Baraton.
