Unveiling the Life of Pastor Kanyari: Things You Didn’t Know

Renowned pastor Victor Mwangi Kanyari, born in March 1983, has made a significant impact on the spiritual landscape of Kenya. At 41, Kanyari is best known as the founder of the Salvation Healing Ministry and for his memorable slogan, “Mbegu ya 310,” which has resonated with many followers.

Born and partly raised in Loitoktok, Kajiado County, Kanyari’s journey has been shaped by both personal triumphs and tragedies. His mother, Prophetess Lucy Nduta, has played a crucial role in his spiritual upbringing, inspiring him to pursue a path of healing and ministry.

Kanyari’s family history is marked by recent tragedy; he is the brother of the late Scarlet Wahu, who was tragically murdered in January 2024. This heartbreaking event has left a profound impact on the family and the community.

Adding to his story, Kanyari was previously married to gospel artist Betty Bayo. Together, they have two children—a son and a daughter—whom he remains devoted to despite the challenges of their separation.

While Kanyari is widely recognized for his ministry and catchphrases, many may not be aware of the depth of his experiences and the challenges he has faced. His commitment to his faith and his community continues to inspire many, as he navigates his role as a leader and a father.