CLC Kenya’s 2026 Published Authors Collaboration celebrates a growing community of Christian authors whose books are shaping lives through literature, discipleship, family reading, ministry and thought leadership. This page highlights four key expressions of that collaboration during the year.
A collective milestone bringing together CLC Kenya’s published authors for a shared celebration.
A professionally curated record of the authors, books and moments that defined the year.
A relational space for authors, guests and publishing partners to meet and build meaningful connections.
A simple but powerful initiative encouraging authors to read, support and recommend one another.
After ten years of publishing ministry, 2026 marks another exciting milestone for CLC Kenya. For the first time, the publishing house is bringing its authors together for a collective book launch and yearbook celebration.
The event creates a platform to celebrate the books, stories and messages entrusted to the 2026 author community while strengthening visibility for Christian authorship in Africa.
Together, these gatherings celebrate authorship, showcase books and invite readers, friends and publishing partners into the growing story of CLC Kenya’s publishing impact.


The inaugural CLC Kenya Authors Yearbook is being developed as a modern and professionally presented record of the 2026 publishing year.
It will feature authors alongside their books, creating a beautiful visual archive that celebrates the people, stories and messages behind CLC Kenya’s growing publishing ministry.
More than a catalogue, the yearbook serves as a commemorative showcase of Christian authorship, literary stewardship and the shared journey of writers whose books are impacting lives.
On Friday, 4 December 2026, CLC Kenya authors will gather at the Nairobi Arboretum for a relaxed afternoon of conversation, fellowship and relationship-building.
The outdoor networking experience forms part of the wider ACABA weekend and creates an informal environment where African Christian authors can engage with each other and with international publishing guests.


One of the collaborative features of the 2026 authors’ gathering is an organised book exchange designed to help writers discover and read one another’s work.
Participating authors will be connected in smaller groups around related genres and areas of interest, allowing books to move from one author’s hands into another author’s library.
The initiative encourages interaction, mutual support and the kind of literary fellowship that often opens the door to enduring partnership.

The hope behind the book swap is larger than exchanging copies. It is an opportunity for authors to discover one another, recommend each other’s books, build relationships and identify future areas of collaboration.
CLC Kenya remains committed to supporting partnerships and collaborative initiatives that emerge from these connections.
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