My prayer for Uganda
As we celebrate our independence this week, I pray we’ll live in harmony with each other, transcend our political, ethnic, socioeconomic and religious differences, and work together to build a better Uganda for all. May our actions please God & bless Uganda
A miracle!
A boy raised by a poor crippled grandmother and blind mother in rural Uganda becoming a highly educated man, is nothing but a miracle. Look what GOD has done! I dedicate my PhD to SERVING others. I thank my family, friends and Southeastern University for their support
On this Mothers Day, I celebrate my crippled grandma who did all she could to raise me, my blind mum who carried me in her tummy despite her disability, my spiritual mums who have contributed to whoI am today, and my precious spouse, Shirley Oule, a caring mother of our children.
Where can we find peace and rest in a troubled world?
In the midst of political, social and economic problems, and wars in the world, we can find peace, rest, encouragement and hope in Jesus Christ.
Annually, Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. But why does it matter?
The resurrection of Jesus gives us hope beyond the grave.
The book of Acts is about the Holy Spirit empowering ordinary people to do extraordinary things to tell the world about Jesus. Will you be among those the Holy Spirit is using to continue what started in Acts?
May Peace Prevail in Uganda
Almighty and everlasting God, maker of Uganda, I pray peace will prevail in Uganda during and after elections this week. I pray violence, lawlessness and anarchy will not break out during and after elections. May the people in Uganda live in harmony
My family and I wish you all a Blessed and Prosperous New Year!
May the good and faithful God bless you as individuals and families with good health and grant you your hearts’ desires, and success in your plans and goals in 2026.
We’ve been honored to host Watoto Children’s Choir from Watoto Church at Redlands Church of Christ, Brisbane this weekend.Their songs and stories touched everyone and several people gave their lives to Jesus. It’s Africa’s time to tell the world about Jesus.
“For we are taking pains to do what is right, not only in the eyes of the Lord but also in the eyes of man” ( 2 Corinthians 8: 21).
Integrity is doing what is RIGHT before GOD and PEOPLE.
I grew up without a father. But I’ve learnt principles that guide me in my role as a father in the church. In advanced countries like Australia, many people have no interest in the church. However, it’s in the church people can learn to be responsible citizens and good parents.









