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0706382329 or 0783423973 (in the name of Ann Nambogo)

Bank

ABSA Bank Uganda Limited

Account Name: Kampala Baptist Church

Account Number: 0341212731

Mission Statement

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.

To know Him and make Him known

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Global and National Concerns:

Thank God for the Easter season that reminds us of our Lord Jesus Christ’s sacrifice for our sins. Pray that the season will cause believers to renew their commitment to the one who died for us. Pray that we would look for opportunities to share our hope in this season.

Pray for the Muslims going through their own season of fasting that “seeking Allah they will find Jesus”.

Thank God for the men’s sunrise walk yesterday. Continue to pray for the men's ministry in our midst.

Pray for the planning season for the ministry of the church 2024-2025.

Families dealing with illness. Pray for Justice Mike Chibita’s mum that is ill.

Families dealing with loss. Pray for Racheal Kapasi and her family as they grieve the loss of a mother. Pray for the team travelling to Rukungiri to join the family in the funeral.

Weekly Activities

Saturday5:00pm - 6:00pmSaturday Worship Service
Sunday10:00am - 11:00amBible Study Hour
11:00am - 12:00amWorship Service
8:00am - 09:00amWorship Service
Tuesday5:40pm - 7:30pmYoung Adults Fellowship.
Thursday5:30pm - 8:00pmChoir Practice
Friday6:00pm - 7:00pmCorporate Prayer Meeting
7:00pm - 10:00pmT.G.I.F (for University Students)

Voice of the Shepherd

Several years ago, my brother was the principal of a technical school in Masaka, and the Buganda king was scheduled to visit the school. On the appointed day, we put on our Kanzus to receive the king. The advance team arrived about 30 minutes early to ensure that every movement was rehearsed. I was chosen to be part of the selected few to welcome the King as he got out of the car. As soon as the king arrived the crowd lit up, the ululations, the singing and the jostling to get as close to the king. The excitement was simply amazing! There were two guys who were especially rough as they pushed their way to get close to the king.

A few hours later, the two guys who had been desperate to get to the king were saying all sorts of nasty things about him. I could not imagine they were the same guys who had been working hard to get close to the king. I learnt that day that crowds can be deceptive and misleading.                                                                                                                  In the triumphant entry, as our Lord rod in on a donkey, the crowds were ecstatic with   praise and adoration for the King of kings. In a few days the same crowd was now shouting crucify him, crucify him. No wonder John tells us that us that “But Jesus would not entrust himself to them, for he knew all people. 25 He did not need any testimony about mankind, for he knew what was in each person.”                                                    

This Easter season let your praise of the King come from a genuine heart. Like the Psalmist ask him to create in you a clean heart.