By Our Reporter Renowned Nigerian gospel minister and worship leader Dunsin Oyekan is expected to visit Kampala, Uganda this year. Also known as ‘The Eagle’, Oyekan’s visit was confirmed recently by Apostle Grace Lubega, the founder of Phaneroo Ministries International. He will minister during the ministry’s annual Men Gather Conference, which seeks to provide men with tools to deepen their relationship with Jesus and also take the next step as Christian influencers in their homes, church and workplace. “I spoke to my friend, Dunsin Oyekan, he is coming,” Apostle Grace Lubega said during a rec ..read more

By Our Reporter Today marks exactly 47 years since Archbishop Janani Luwum was brutally murdered, under the then military government of General Idi Amin Dada in Uganda. His devotion to Christ, and exemplary leadership remain a source of inspiration to multitudes across the globe. It was in 2015 that President Museveni declared 16th February an official public holiday, noting that the cleric’s murder was a “shame and tragedy” to Uganda. Janani Luwum was born in 1922 in Mucwini, Chua, to Eliya Okello and Aireni Aciro. His father was a convert to Christianity. He was sent to school and eventually ..read more

By Our Reporter People around the globe know Pastor Benny Hinn as a notable evangelist, teacher, and the author of several books. Yet there is much more to the story of the man who has shared the Gospel with multitudes across the globe for more than five decades. Benny Hinn was born on December 3, 1952, in Israel, where his family had set up residence as immigrants to Palestine from Greece. In 1968, not long after the Six-Day War, he moved with his family to Canada. In February 1972, Benny Hinn’s life took on an entirely new meaning when he surrendered his heart and life to Jesus Christ a ..read more

By Pastor Chris Oyakhilome There are people who tell us that the reason they’re into a certain kind of music is because that’s what the young people are interested in. However, how worldly should we get to win the world? How far should we go to get their attention? You say, “we have to be like them to get their attention.” However, such a confession is an indicator of spiritual bankruptcy.  There are things we do to get their attention, but we don’t have to now be like them. We don’t have to have their music for them to listen to our music. We don’t have to dance like them, for them to th ..read more

“We should worship God with our lives. We should do this in reverence and awe.”~ Pastor Kayanja. By Our Reporter Pastor Robert Kayanja has unveiled a podcast series, that delves deep into what worship is really about. The founder and senior pastor of the Miracle Centre Cathedral, believes that among other things, knowing God is key to understanding effective worship. “If you do not know who you are worshipping, then you can’t know how to worship Him,” he says, quoting 2 Chronicles 29:28. Pastor Kayanja urges that the body of Christ, must commit to reading the Bible to understand worship, and a ..read more

By Joyce Meyer In today’s society, worry is truly an epidemic. Maybe even worse is that many people don’t really see it as a problem. It’s become normal for us to worry about the future, our children, our jobs or even world events—it’s kind of a sign that we care. But what so many people don’t know about worry is that it’s a form of fear. Regardless of the situation—whether it’s something we view as “big” or “small”—God doesn’t want us to worry. He wants us to place our trust in Him.  In fact, not trusting God to take care of the various situations in our lives is the cause of worry.  ..read more

Uganda’s Speaker of Parliament Anita Among. FILE/COURTESY By Parliament Speaker Anita Among has beseeched the Church to continuously pray for the 11th Parliament for good health. Among who was speaking at the funeral service to honour the fallen Dokolo Woman Member of Parliament, Hon. Cecilia Ogwal at All Saints Cathedral, Kampala on Tuesday, 23 January 2024 said the 11th Parliament has lost four sitting Members of Parliament in a space of two and a half years.  “I urge the Church to pray for us, Members of Parliament. Where we could have wronged, we ask for forgiveness,” Among said ..read more

Pastor Diana Mwebe preaches on the streets in central Uganda. Courtesy Photo. By Our Reporter Pastor Diana Mwebe, wife to Pastor Gerald Mwebe of Streams of Life Ministries – Uganda, believes it is high time the body of Christ in Uganda made a deliberate effort to take the gospel to the community. She believes that moving outside the four (4) walls of the Church provides an opportunity to share the Gospel with a broad audience. Last year alone, Diana Mwebe together with her team at Streams of Life Ministries were able to reach out to over quarter million souls. Wit ..read more

By Our Reporter Nominations for the 3rd edition of the Royal Gospel Music Awards have been revealed this week. Gabie Ntaate and Titus Kuteesa are leading in total nominations with three nods each. Other top nominees among a list that highlighted the contribution of anointed individuals in music, dance and media include Levixone, Pastor Wilson Bugembe, Coopy Bly and Pastor Twina Herbert. Debbie Grace’s ‘Mpurila’ hit single was nominated song of the year, together with Titus Kuteesa’s trending radio anthem ‘Ndi Mulokole’. The Royal Gospel Music Awards will take place Jan. 25 at Imperial Roy ..read more

Prof. Pastor Simeon Kayiwa of Namirembe Christian Fellowship and his wife Cecilia listen to a testimony of transformation that saw them escape death. By Our Reporter A man recently confessed to having attended service at Namirembe Christian Fellowship located in central Uganda, with an ulterior motive of killing the ministry founder, Prof Simeon Kayiwa. He explained to the congregation that he changed his mind after listening to the Word of God and also meeting the Church leader in person. His grievances, anger and desire for ‘revenge’ were instigated by what he called unfounded negative ..read more