Bishop Kathy Kiuna, during the memorial service for her late husband Allan Kiuna, made a profound revelation concerning a significant financial burden that had long weighed upon Jubilee Christian Church (JCC) Parklands. She disclosed that she and Bishop Allan had taken a substantial loan of KSh 250 million approximately 15 years ago to acquire the land for their church. This revelation came with a detailed account of how they managed to settle this colossal debt, culminating in JCC being declared debt-free.

The journey of repaying the KSh 250 million loan was a prolonged one, spanning a decade and a half. Despite having diligently paid back KSh 430 million over these 15 years, Kathy was astonished to discover that there was still an outstanding balance of KSh 196 million. The mathematics, as she put it, "was not mathing," raising questions about the principal and interest accrual given the amount already remitted.

A pivotal moment in this financial saga occurred shortly after Bishop Allan Kiuna's passing. While he was lying in his hospital bed, he had uttered words that Kathy initially did not fully comprehend: "Honey, God has taken over. It is going to be very easy." These words, which seemed like a farewell at the time, soon came to fruition. Just three weeks after his demise, Kathy received a call from the bank, delivering unexpected news. The bank informed her that they had decided to waive KSh 120 million from the outstanding debt, dramatically reducing the balance.

With the KSh 120 million waiver, the remaining debt stood at KSh 74 million. Faced with this new, albeit reduced, challenge, Kathy turned to a trusted church member, an apostle, for assistance. This apostle rallied his friends, and in a remarkable display of communal support and faith, they managed to raise the entire KSh 74 million within just one hour through pledges. This swift resolution truly demonstrated the power of collective effort and the fulfillment of Bishop Allan's prophetic words.

The couple's commitment to ensuring the church's financial integrity was so profound that they were prepared to make immense personal sacrifices. Kathy revealed that she and Bishop Allan had put their own house up for sale, willing to part with their home to clear the debt and prevent any potential embarrassment to the church. However, God intervened, and the funds came from other sources before their house needed to be sold. Ultimately, the unwavering faith and the collective efforts of the church community bore fruit. Two weeks prior to her public declaration, Kathy confirmed that they had successfully retrieved the title deeds from the bank, signifying the official liberation of Jubilee Christian Church from its long-standing debt. This triumph was met with widespread positive reactions from netizens, who praised God's intervention and shared their own hopes for financial liberation.

Beyond the financial revelations, Kathy also shared tender insights into her 30-year marriage with Bishop Allan. She recounted their sweet dating days, beginning with their first encounter in town, where Allan pursued her despite an initial refusal, leading to dates at places like Utalii Hotel. Their relationship received the blessing of their spiritual mother, Teresia Wairimu, who, unlike others, approved of Kathy as Allan's wife. In a poignant moment of remembrance, Kathy and her children, Jeremy and Vanessa, visited Bishop Allan's gravesite, laying flowers and praying, further highlighting the personal depth of their journey and the legacy of faith he left behind.