Gamasara Parish in is located south-west of Kemange. It was formed out of Kemange parish. It has neither a church building nor a pastor’s house. However through self help, the congregation has started the construction of the wall of the church building. Much remains to be done.

1-Gamasara church building before roofing.

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Nyangoto Parish is located 3km north east of Kerende village. It is formed out of Kerende parish. Through self help the parish has erected the wall of the church building. Much remains to be done until the building is completed. The parish has no pastor’s house.

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Mangucha Parish is located at the far eastern part of Tarime district, very close to the western end of the Serengeti National Park. It was formed out of Mogabiri parish. Their new pastor Elias Philimon was transferred to Mangucha in January 2010. Since then he has mobilized the congregation so that they can start building a church with burnt bricks and roof it with corrugated sheets.

On March 27, 2011, the Bishop of Tarime, the Right Rev Dr Mwita Akiri visited the Mangucha Parish at the Kenya/Tanzania border.  Mangucha is one of the smallest congregations with about 15 or so regular worshippers.  What impressed Bishop Akiri was the effort made by this congregation to collect stones and carry them on their head or on the back of push bikes to bring them to the church site.

1-Church building 2011

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This has been made possible by their new pastor Elias Philimon who was transferred to Mangucha in January 2010. Since then he has mobilized the congregation so that they can start building a church with burnt bricks and roof it with corrugated sheets. The diocese has a partnership policy that it will assist with roofing material if the congregation can manage to erect the wall. A church building that can seat up to 150 people may cost a minimum of Tsh15 million, (which translates to roughly $12,000) of which nearly a half may be spent on roofing material (corrugated sheets, timber, nails) and the carpenter's roofing fee.

November 2012 The walls are completed at Mangucha Parish church, the small congregation of 15 or so has completed the construction of the wall of their new church through self help. Commenting on this progress, the Diocesan Bishop, Dr Mwita Akiri said, “This is a great and encouraging achievement not only for the congregation at Mangucha, but for the Diocese as a whole. It is humbling to see what a small group of determined and committed Christians and their pastor can achieve in God’s name and for God’s glory! This and all other church buildings in the Diocese will be used for worshipping God, collecting drinking water through the roof, and for hosting community meetings.”

Kemange Parish in Kemange village is located just 4km east of Tarime town. It used to be part of Tarime Parish, and later part of Manga parish. Its parish church is located in Kemange village. It has a church building. The construction of the pastor’s house is underway. This has been made possible through self help and the assistance of its link parish of Featherstone in the Diocese of Wakefield, England.

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