@Hunderwear,I don't despise your opinion.It is true that FEP's foundation are on Kingdom Principles.It is quite unfortunate that in the past the Church has faltered especially in Investments.
However FEP started in 2002 and is working on a 13 year vision to have the above mentioned by 2015 then go IPO in 2016.

We currently have offices in 18 Counties so far including Meru,Kisumu,Mombasa,Kericho,Kirinyaga,Nyeri,Nakuru,Kitale among others....

It is funny that majority of Kenyans only want to get in very late yet people in FEP started investing in 2007 to date and now we are issuing the 3rd and last generation share which will close by Dec 15th 2012 or before.

When we get the DTM, we will be on the acceleration lane and many things will change.

It is interesting to see how the trend has always been.....Companies do IPO to raise alot of money to expand their reach.By 2015, FEP will be in at least 40 counties in Kenya and will not spend alot of money in expansion but in other profitable activities for the Investors.

The truth is the some of the first generation billionaires e.g Njenga(R.I.P) and Michuki(R.I.P) is slowly exiting and the current crop is made up of the likes of James Mwangi Equity, some guys in Family Bank, Co-op Bank and the guys of Transentury.

In the next few years from 2016 onwards, FEP is gonna be a household name and will have created Billionaries and Millionaires.

Question is which side will you be,a customer or an Investor?

@Hunderwear the 3rd generation share started selling in January 2012 at 200k and it accrues a 5% premium every month.

The payment is in 20 months up to August 2013(well about 16 months now)

Those who bought in January paid 10k deposit then 10k for Jan and continue paying 10k every month till Aug 2013.

If you want to pay lumpsum its still okay.

The month of FEP renews every 15th so that means if you want to purchase between now and 15th of April, you will pay Kshs. 54,678 deposit which includes the premium of the previous months then you pay 10k for next months till Aug 2013.

If you want to pay lumpsum that will be Kshs 214,678.

P.S You can either buy the full unit of 200k or half unit of 100k or quarter unit at 50k or an eigth at 25k.

All the above follow the same payment schedule i have done above and all of them also have FINANCING AVAILABLE.

YES, you can get financing for any of our products either through the FEP Sacco(you deposit a third) or the Micro Credit(you deposit 20%) then they buy for you the share and you pay the loan in either 18 months or 12 months.

The SACCO attracts a 1% interest on the loan(12% annually) while the Micro Credit attracts 1.5%(18% annually).

Oh yeah we recently did the groundbreaking of our first 4 star hotel in Sagana....http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/InsidePage.php?id=2000051996&cid=159&currentPage=2

where is this Nairobi Baptist Church?

My number is 0725690651 just in case of any clarifications.