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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

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

Our Ministries


Pray With Us

Global and National Concerns:

Thank God for medical week, for the health workers who gave time to treat patients. Thank God for every one who participated in the week.

Pray for over 2500 people who came through the week. Prayer that their encounter with God’s people will cause them to reflect on kingdom health. Pray that they will experience physical healing.

Thank God for all the resources mobilized. Pray for God’s blessing for all who gave to support the week.

Pray for the people who gave their lives to Christ, that they will grow to serve our Lord and for connection with a healthy church.

Pray for God’s provision for the balances on our budget for the week.

Pray that we will continue to look for opportunities to share the gospel.

Pray for families dealing with illness.

Pray for families dealing with loss.

 

 

 


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

Medical mission week at Kampala Baptist Church is more than meeting medical needs. We interface with all forms of emotional pain; grief, financial strain, marriage crisis, pain associated with parenting issues, name it. Amina (not her real name) literally had them all. She lost her mother a few months ago after a long expensive struggle with cancer. The husband left her for another woman. She has three children to care for without a steady job. She feels like a failed parent because her teenage boys have gone haywire. What do you say to a woman whose world looks dark in every corner? You can only help her to lift her eyes to the all-powerful, all-present, all-knowing God who demonstrated his love for us by giving his only son on the cross for our sake. He is the one who invites people with heavy laden hearts to come. He promises to heal every form of brokenness. I have seen him do it over and over through the years of ministry! I am confident he has already started to do this for every “Amina” who chose to surrender to him this week.                                                                                  

Pray for the “Aminas” of this medical week to keep trusting in the one who knows it all.