Abstract: Faith-based organizations provide 30% of all health care in Kenya and 50-60% in the rural areas. Although the Government remains the main provider of health care services in Kenya, Faith Based Hospitals are a crucial component of our society today. In faith based hospitals, Political and bureaucratic leakage, fraud, abuse and corrupt practices occur at every stage of the process as a result of low compliance of financial policies, poorly managed expenditure systems, lack of effective auditing and supervision, organizational deficiencies and lax fiscal controls over the flow of public funds. The general objective of this study was to investigate the determinants of financial policies compliance in faith based hospitals in Kenya.