By Mike Rwothomio 

The St. Paul Church of Uganda Choir is turning heads and touching hearts atop Mvungu Hill, delivering powerhouse hymns, praise anthems, and afro-gospel bangers that keep the crowd hooked from kickoff to finale.

This lively crew, mostly young and full of fire packs the pulpit with killer vocals, high-energy moves, and spot-on takes on global gospel chart-toppers.

Leading the charge is guitar maestro Fred Warom, whose slick riffs and magic touch make every track a straight-up soul massage.

Drummer Jaloch Osborn brings the thunder on electric kits, dropping beats that get feet tapping and spirits soaring , no wonder congratulations keep coming back for more.

Standout songbirds include veterans Getrude Giramia, Okecha Paul, Alex Kawambe, Christine Olwora, Brenda, Reward Jakech, and Jirus, now joined by fresh talent like Ivan Mungujakisa, Rovia, Faith amongst others.

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Together, this 20-plus member squad nails harmonies that lift the whole service.

Music here isn't just filler, it's the heartbeat of worship. 

It sparks praise, builds unity, drops biblical lessons, and creates an electric vibe for deeper faith connections.

Running on the motto "I will sing to the Lord as long as I live" (Psalm 104:33), the choir channels King David's playbook of song-led worship.

They're on a recruitment drive: more voices wanted to spread the gospel through tunes that cross every border, tribe, and playlists.

Members of the St Paul Mvungu Choir posed for a photo after last week English Mass.

Mike Rwothomio is news editor at zoomer Africa your number one grassroot information