A typical Sabbath at KUSDA begins at 6:30 AM with an early morning Prophecy Class and runs through the afternoon, so come for as much of the day as fits your schedule — most visitors join us from Sabbath School at 8:00 AM or Divine Worship at 10:50 AM.

Dress is smart and modest — many students wear campus-casual clothing, while others dress more formally; both are completely welcome. You do not need to know our hymns, responses, or customs in advance — ushers and greeters at the door will help you find a seat and follow along.

Children’s programme

Children are warmly welcomed in the main service and also have age-appropriate Sabbath School classes run by the Children Ministries department, with Bible stories, songs, and crafts suited to their age group.

Parking

Visitor parking is available on Kenyatta University Main Campus near the church building; follow signage from the main campus gate, or ask any usher for directions on arrival.