The Christian Apologetic Alliance in Kenya has firmly opposed demands for Christian mission schools to modify their religious character to include Muslim students’ practices. The Alliance maintains these schools possess the inherent right to uphold their original Christian principles, customs, and forms of worship. They emphasize the importance of respecting religious freedom for all, but contend this should not necessitate altering the core identity of established Christian institutions. This stance comes as discussions around inclusivity in Kenyan schools continue to gain prominence. The Alliance argues that compromising the foundational ethos of mission schools would undermine their historical purpose and religious integrity. They believe students seeking faith-based education aligned with Islamic beliefs should attend institutions specifically designed to meet those needs. This position has sparked debate regarding the balance between religious rights and inclusivity within the Kenyan education system.