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Mobile Money
0706382329 or 0783423973 (in the name of Ann Nambogo)
Bank
ABSA Bank Uganda Limited
Account Name: Kampala Baptist Church
Account Number: 0341212731
To develop individuals committed to growing in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ and leading others to the same commitment, so that we can establish a biblically guided and growing community.
Global and National Concerns: Pray for:
· Nations impacted by extreme climate conditions. Australia impacted by flooding, Afghanistan with people impacted by drought. Pray for the advance of the gospel in their time of darkness.· Hoima zone visiting Ggobero Baptist Church today. Pray that they will be an encouragement to the brethren.
· Teams travelling to Kasese to do Pastor and leaders training and a two day women's conference.
· School children on a long holiday.
· Pray for the children’s camp coming from 9th-12th January 2023.
· Church program this week.
· Families dealing with illness.
· Families dealing with loss Sserwada lost a two day old baby. Daphine & Vickie lost their grandmother week. Amaraho who lost a mother this week. Pray for family as they travel to Rukingiri for burial.
| Saturday | 5:00pm - 6:00pm | Saturday Worship Service |
| Sunday | 10:00am - 11:00am | Bible Study Hour |
| 11:00am - 12:00am | Worship Service | |
| 8:00am - 09:00am | Worship Service | |
| Tuesday | 5:40pm - 7:30pm | Young Adults Fellowship. |
| Thursday | 5:30pm - 8:00pm | Choir Practice |
| Friday | 6:00pm - 7:00pm | Corporate Prayer Meeting |
| 7:00pm - 10:00pm | T.G.I.F (for University Students) | |
Isaac Watts was an usual child. At 4 years of age, he had learned Latin, at 9 Greek, at 11 French, and at 13 years old Hebrew. He was an amazing poet. Unfortunately, Isaac did not have the looks. His one chance at love came and went with a young lady named Elizabeth Singer, who actually fell in love with Watts sight-unseen through his published poems. Elizabeth was so taken with this man, who could write so deeply and passionately, that she threw caution to the wind and in a letter asked him to marry her.
But when they finally met, she changed her mind. She later wrote that Isaac Watts was “only five feet tall, with a shallow face, hooked nose, prominent cheek bones, small eyes, and deathlike color…I admired the jewel but not the casket that contained it.”
Isaac never married, but he spent his single life focused on the glory of God. In 1719, Watts published his poetic work based on Psalm 98 that would go on to become what many consider the greatest Christmas hymn of all time: “Joy to the World.” (Lloyd Stilley, Lifeway). Isaac mark on the work of the Kingdom lives on. Are you living for the glory of God?
Are you making your mark on humanity in your season of life?
