CLC Kenya Authors

CLC Published Authors

Every book represents a journey of faith, discipline, courage, and commitment.

CLC Published Authors is a growing portfolio of writers whose manuscripts have been developed, refined, and brought into print through CLC Kenya. These authors carry messages shaped by personal experience, professional insight, biblical truth, and a desire to influence readers positively.

Explore their profiles, discover their books, and celebrate the diverse voices contributing to Christian literature in Africa and beyond.

Books that carry purpose. Authors who carry a message.
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There may already be another CLC author writing for, ministering to or serving the same audience you hope to reach.

Author Preparation

Build Your Network

Connect intentionally with authors, readers, pastors, teachers, churches and organisations whose interests connect naturally with the message of your book.

Start With Your CLC Community

Every year, CLC Kenya publishes about 50 authors across different genres. This gives you a growing community of fellow authors whose work, audiences and ministry interests may connect naturally with yours.

Explore the different authors and their books and identify people you would like to connect with. Do not merely collect contacts. Look for meaningful relationships, shared interests and opportunities to support one another.

Then identify a church, an organisation and other relevant professionals whose work or audience connects naturally with the message of your book, and look for meaningful ways to engage with them.
Ready to put this into practice? Use our Author Preparation Tool to start building your network.
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John Mbugua
CLC Published Author 2025/2026

John Mbugua

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Joanne Kabiru Mucheru
CLC Published Author 2026

Joanne Kabiru Mucheru

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Flora Awiti
CLC Published Author 2026

Flora Awiti

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Christina Mwaura
CLC Published Author 2026

Christina Mwaura

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Pacifica Mochache
CLC Published Author 2026

Pacifica Mochache

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Purity Gikaara
CLC Published Author 2026

Purity Gikaara

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Grace W. Wanjaiya
CLC Published Author 2026

Grace W. Wanjaiya

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Winny Lucy Munene
CLC Published Author 2026

Winny Lucy Munene

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Lucy Konji
CLC Published Author 2026

Lucy Konji

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Build Your Network | CLC Authors Academy

Build Your Network

Connect intentionally with authors, readers, pastors, teachers, churches and organisations whose interests connect naturally with the message of your book.

Your goal: Leave this exercise with a clearer picture of the people and communities that belong in your author network, five priority relationships to develop and three practical actions to take next.
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Discover

Map Your Network

Think beyond people who may buy your book. Identify people and communities whose work, ministry or audience naturally connects with your message.

Consider authors whose work complements rather than competes with yours.
Think about ministry interests, programmes, teaching themes and communities served.
Include people whose professional work naturally intersects with your book.
Think about ministries, schools, NGOs, fellowships, professional groups and community organisations.
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Prioritise

Choose Five Priority Connections

From the people and organisations you identified, choose five relationships worth developing first. Prioritise relevance, shared purpose and genuine mutual value rather than status or popularity.

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Act

Take Three Relationship-Building Actions

Networking becomes meaningful when it moves from identification to relationship. Choose practical ways to begin engaging genuinely with people in your network.

Make each action specific enough that you know exactly what you will do.

Your Network Builder Progress

Assignments Completed
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Priority Connections
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Actions Selected
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Complete the three assignments to build your first practical networking plan.