• Evangelism & Discipleship Tracts Club:

To win souls for Christ and to help those who give their lives to Christ grow in salvation, we write/translate tracts and small booklets into local languages and send the free gospel materials to native people. Our Christian material centre tract club receives about 500 letters every month from Christians wishing to distribute tract in their area, we also receive 200 letters from people who have given their lives to Christ.

• Prison Evangelism Ministry:

Our prisons are crowded with prisoners. These are people who need reform which can only be brought through Jesus. To reach the prisoners with the gospel of Jesus Christ we started a prison evangelism ministry.
Ways of reaching out free gospel tracts, distribute follow up materials, biblical study materials all this is through prison’s Christian education department (CED).

On Sunday 13 July 30, 2008. Christian Material Center staff teamed up with a team from World Christian Outreach and Higher Ground Bible Ministry, California in an evangelistic mission to the inmates and staff at Naivasha Maximum and minimum Prison, one of the biggest prisons in Kenya. The team spent the whole day in this famous prison where some of the prominent politicians and criminals have spent days, months, or years behind the bars. Nine people gave their lives to Christ. Among those who testified what God has done in their lives was Maina Njenga, the leader of the outlawed Mungiki sect. He is now born again and is serving a sentence of five years while his wife’s body is in a mortuary after being murdered.

• Children's Ministry
From the times of Jesus, children have been forgotten and despised. Because of this, parents have been breeding a perverse generation. To help in bringing up children in the ways of the Lord, CMTPC publishes children books. The directors of CMTPC are pastors and Evangelists who have a passion for children.

Between July 17 and 20, 2008, CMTPC organized a medical camp at NEW DAWN ORPHANS SECONDARY SCHOOL in Laikipia – Northern Kenya. CMTPC had hired a group of professional and medical staff from AIC Kijabe Hospital, Getrude’s Children Hospital, Cure International, and Ebenezer Hospital participated in the three days free medical checkup. Pr. James Kariuki, World Christian Outreach, Africa Director and CURE international donated some drugs and eye glassed while CMTPC provided the rest. Apart from the opharns and children from the surrounding community, adult also accessed to the free medical check up. 2,200 people benefited from this services while about 15 people gave their life to Christ. As people were getting free treatments, CMTPC seized the opportunity to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ through literature (small booklets), person to person evangelism and preaching. Seven people gave their lives to Christ and Pr. Ron baptized them on Sunday, 20th July 08.