Welcome
Welcome to C3 Nairobi.
Everything you need, in one place. Tap what you're here for.
Welcome team at the entrance, mid-handshake.
I'm new here
What a Sunday looks like, before you arrive.
A baptism on church grounds: the moment someone comes up out of the water, face lit up, water running, with the people watching visible behind them rather than cropped out. The witnesses are half the point, so shoot at least one frame wide enough to hold both. Get written consent from the person being baptised before publishing. Portrait.
Sign up for baptism
Always open. Put your name down and a pastor calls.
A Connect Group mid-evening in someone's living room: eight or nine people, Bibles and mugs on the table, one person talking and the rest actually listening. Shoot it as it is, lamplight and all, rather than lighting it like a studio. This is the shot that tells a stranger what a group feels like, so give it the most time of anything on this page. Portrait.
Join a Connect Group
Wednesdays, in homes across four neighbourhoods.
A crew member mid-job on a Sunday morning, before or during the service: at the sound desk with the faders lit, or carrying a stack of chairs across the grass, or at the info desk mid-conversation. Pick the moment where they are clearly working rather than posing, and get the tent or the desk in frame so the place is legible. Portrait.
Serve in a Crew
Five crews carry a Sunday. Members serve.
A pastor preaching from the front of the tent, Bible open, mid-gesture, shot from the floor rather than the wings.
Listen to sermons
The archive, searchable by title, speaker or series.
Someone giving on M-Pesa on their phone during a service, screen not legible, natural light.
Give
M-Pesa or bank, under a minute.
The Info Desk or Visitors' Desk in easy conversation after a service, one host and one guest, warm and unposed.
Contact us
Questions, feedback, anything at all.
The KALRO gate on Waiyaki Way as a driver sees it, with our signage in frame, so a first-time visitor recognises the turn. Landscape, daylight.
Plan your visit
Address, parking and how to find us.
Prayer at the front after a service: one leader praying with one person, heads close, hands on a shoulder, the tent emptying behind them. Shoot it from a respectful distance and wide enough that it reads as a room rather than a portrait, and get consent from both people first. This is the most important frame on the page, because it shows a stranger that prayer here happens face to face and unhurried. Portrait.
Prayer request
Send one from your seat. A sentence is enough.
Scanned this in the tent? Bookmark it, you'll want it again.