Welcome back to another episode of Five Minutes in Church History.

It's a pleasure once again to welcome back Reverend Kenneth Embugwa.

He is the pastor of a manual Baptist Church in Nairobi, Kenya,

and the director of Ecclesia, Africa,

providing biblical resources for the Church in Africa.

We caught up with him at Ligonier's National Conference in Orlando

and had a chance to talk to him about books that he would take with him

on his deserted island and your back.

Thanks for being back with us.

Thank you for having me.

So let's talk about an event in Church History that you think has been impactful for you

or for your ministry setting there.

You know, we talk about the posting of the 95 Theses and the American Church

are talking about the great awakening all the time.

Let's think of another event, or can you help us think of another event?

Do you just want to shine a spotlight on that has been impactful for you and your ministry?

Excellent.

So it would be the translating of the Bible into the vernacular languages.

So whether that's Luther trying to get it into German

and just doing so much together done,

taking a language that's not being codified, organized,

and doing all the necessary work to...

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