Jowie Irungu faced the grim reality of a death sentence for the murder of businesswoman Monica Kimani.
Amidst the somber proceedings, a glimmer of hope emerged in the form of a heartfelt message from one of his supporters.
Using the Instagram handle @maureen_inchrist, a Kenyan woman reached out to Jowie with words of encouragement and faith.
In her message, she urged him to find solace in the love and forgiveness of God, despite the judgment of the world.
“This world may declare you guilty,” she wrote, “but remember there is one who loves you and gave His life for you.”
In a society where judgment can be swift and unforgiving, Maureen’s message serves as a poignant reminder of the power of grace and redemption.
She reminded Jowie that through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, all sins are forgiven, and everyone has the opportunity to receive the gift of salvation.
Despite the gravity of his situation, Maureen implored Jowie to hold onto his faith and trust in God’s unwavering love.
“Believe and receive the free gift of salvation,” she wrote. “God is faithful, and He will never leave you or forsake you.”
In the midst of Jowie’s trial, his pastor, Bishop Shadrack Oloo, also spoke of his unwavering faith and commitment to the church.
Describing Jowie as an active member and choir master, Bishop Oloo appealed to the court for leniency, emphasizing Jowie’s contributions to the community.
However, the court ultimately ruled in favor of a death sentence, citing the nature and consequences of Jowie’s actions.
Despite this verdict, the message of forgiveness and hope from Maureen and others like her serves as a beacon of light in the darkness.
By Newshub