Reverend Julius Ndumia

I am sharing this with a heavy heart, but also with immense gratitude for the warmth and light that Reverend Julius Ngari Ndumia brought into this world. To my close friends, Dennis and Charles, and to the entire family, I send my deepest love. #JusticeForRevNdumia

They say a tree is known by its fruit, and there is no greater testament to the man Reverend Ndumia was than the incredible sons he raised. The unwavering faith, love, and strength that their father poured into them is the very light they used to light up my own life.

Through Dennis and Charles, I learned what it truly means to love deeply and be genuinely present for the people around you. They showed me how to show up for others and how to be an anchor in times of storm. But the greatest gift they ever gave me was introducing me to Christ. They anchored my life in the same Savior that their father served so faithfully until his final breath.

Reverend Ndumia's legacy is not just in the sermons he preached from the pulpit, but in the living sermons that his children walk out every single day. This family has been a massive blessing in my life—a sanctuary of grace and a guiding compass.

Mum, we see your incredible strength, and we lift you up in prayer during this difficult season. Please take comfort in knowing that the beautiful fruits of your motherhood have transformed lives, including my own. Thank you for raising sons who know how to love, how to be present, and how to shine the light of Christ. Though the path ahead may feel quiet, God’s grace will carry you, and the mantle of your husband's faith stands firm in your children. You are never alone on this journey; we wrap you in love and stand unshakeably with you.

To my brothers, Dennis and Charles: your dad has taken his flight, but the fire he lit in you will never burn out. I promise to stand by you and be present for you, just as you have always been for me.
Rest in eternal peace, Reverend Ndumia. Your light lives on. 🕯️✨

Ngarì witù, Your summon was louder and widely spread in death. Christianity was not just a religion to you but a way of life. A prayer warrior of his time.. As we grew up, you we could tell you would end up in full time ministry.

You mentored our children academically, spiritually and socially. You wanted them to be great on land a prayer you made and closely monitored their progress. May God raise a mentor for your children too.

Rest in peace brother. Esther and children as well as our parents, brothers,sisters,relatives,friends and church, May God's grace carry us through.

It’s sad. It’s heartbreaking to me and my family. You were more than a priest to me; a brother, a friend and a mentor. Fare thee well Rev. Julius

Rip Reverand. You did amazing work as a Rev, you served the people of God, you worked hard. We will remember you for the many good things you did.

Many know you as Rev. I know you as Ngari witu. It's extremely hard to bring myself to write a goodbye message or a tribute. To Esther and the kids, may the embrace of our ever loving father God continually embrace you and comfort you the best way you feel comforted. To our dad and mom, ithe na nyina wa Ndiang'ui, earth has no sorrow that heavens can't heal. As hard and painful as this is only God can hold you up. Further along we will understand why. Shalom dear family.

Where do I even begin?
You were my covenant brother not by blood, but by something far deeper and eternal; a bond forged through prayers, battles, tears, laughter, and unwavering love. Yes, you were my brother-in-law, but to call you only that feels painfully incomplete. You were my brother in spirit, my companion in faith, my confidant in seasons both beautiful and broken.
You knew my victories before the world applauded them, and you stood beside me in my lowest valleys long before the dust settled. Through thick and thin, you never wavered. We walked together through life’s storms shoulder to shoulder, back to back, trusting God through every uncertain season.
How do I forget those nights we prayed until dawn? The moments we worshipped with tears in our eyes? The laughter that filled rooms until our stomachs hurt? The counsel, the rebukes, the encouragement, the brotherhood? Those memories are now sacred treasures carved into my soul forever.
And now; someone has cut your life short.
Not sickness.Not old age.Not time.
Someone.
Even writing that word burns through my heart like fire. What have they done? What have they taken from this world? What have they stolen from your family, from the church, from all of us who leaned on your strength and drew courage from your faith?
Rev. Julius Ndumia… woi😭😭
Just saying your name shatters me.
Woi😭😭That is not merely a cry. It is the sound of a wounded soul trying to survive unbearable grief.
Woi😭😭It is the groaning of hearts refusing to accept that your voice has gone silent and your chair now sits empty.
This pain is not gentle. It is not ordinary sorrow. It is a crushing weight that suffocates the spirit and leaves the heart trembling in disbelief. Your absence has torn through us like a storm.
But even in this devastation, we run to the feet of God.
Lord, You saw this tragedy before it happened.You know every hidden thing.You know every hand involved. And because we are too shattered to carry vengeance in our hearts, we lay it at Your throne. Fight for us, O God. Fight for Your servant Julius. Fight for his family. Fight for those of us left behind trying to breathe through this pain.
The Bible says, “Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.” Yet Lord, this loss feels too heavy for human hearts to bear.
Rev. Julius Ngari Ndumia, you loved God with sincerity. You carried people’s burdens quietly. You strengthened many when your own soul was weary. You lived with grace, humility, wisdom, and uncommon compassion.
And now heaven has received you, but earth mourns deeply.
Rest in eternal peace, my brother. Though if I am honest, my heart does not want peace yet, because it still wants you here. One more phone call. One more prayer together. One more laugh. One more moment to say thank you for being the brother every man prays to find in a lifetime.
Until we meet again at the feet of Jesus Christ, I will carry your memory in every prayer, every tear, and every heartbeat.
Fare thee well, Rev. Julius Ngari Ndumia.
Woi😭😭RIP my brother.

I came to know Rev.Julius Ndumia through his college mate Bilha Karugu when She requested to accompany her for his induction that is in Nyandarua presbytery.We went to the church for the occassion and he was so so happy.......to receive us.
He was a down to earth Rev who knew his God well.

My family and I will greatly miss your warm personality ever present in the great moments of fellowship and hearty friendship that we shared. May our Lord, God of all comfort strengthen your devastated family and friends during this difficult time of processing the recent distressing events leading to the painful reality; That you are now indeed absent from us. We take comfort in realizing that you are actually now happily present with the Lord that you clearly loved and served so faithfully. We will look forward to the great reunion with you and our Lord Jesus on that beautiful shore! Goodbye pilgrim and RIP brother!

Rest in God's peace Reverend

We will greatly miss you Rev. May the killers know no peace. May your soul rest in eternal peace. We shall meet again at the beautiful shore.

You will be dearly missed. You were a true man after God's heart.