All Saints’ Naivasha Parish  is the headquarter of Naivasha archdeaconry  under the  Anglican Church of Kenya,  Nakuru Diocese. The archdeaconry has a rich history dating back 113 years since it was established in 1911. It is a landmark house of worship, attracting a diverse and cosmopolitan congregation that represents the social, economic, and political diversity that exists in Kenya.
The archdeaconry is strategically positioned within the City of Nakuru, Naivasha Sub-county with its main sanctuary preserved as a national monument and therefore a “listed building” registered under the National Museums of Kenya in the Ministry of National Heritage and a key facility for national celebrations. This national positioning exposes the cathedral to interaction with political, economic, and socio-cultural issues at the local, national, and international levels. This is attested by its membership, diverse stakeholders, the number of visitors who frequent church services within the year, and the strategic engagements it assumes across the spectrum