By Mike Rwothomio
Believers in Nebbi Anglican Diocese , were solemnly called to repent of all forms of violence and mistreatment against children, recognizing them as precious blessings from the Lord and a heritage from Him, as declared in Psalm 127:3.
This as Church of Uganda, joined the faithful across the province in solemnly observing Sunday School Week on Sunday, February 22, 2026....
By Mike Rwothomio
Nebbi Diocese Church of Uganda has lost a senior clergyman, Rev Sam Akenda, who passed away at Mulago National Referral Hospital on Monday, June 22, 2026.
Rev Sam Akenda, aged 74, was serving as Parish Priest of Kivuje Parish in Jonam Archdeaconry within Nebbi Diocese at the time of his death.
His daughter, Sunday Kayom, confirmed the passing, stating: “This is so...
By Mike Rwothomio
Believers in the Church of Uganda's Nebbi Diocese were urged to actively teach children about sexual education to help them understand their bodies and navigate real-life challenges.The observance aimed to equip young people with accurate knowledge about their bodies, promote responsible decision-making, and address vulnerabilities to early and unintended pregnancies.
This was...
By Mike Rwothomio
The Nebbi Diocese Church of Uganda is currently observing its annual Youth Week, a week-long program running from Monday, April 20, to Sunday, April 26, 2026.
The initiative focuses on engaging young people through practical community service, gospel outreach, spiritual discipleship, and leadership development across more than 40 parishes in the diocese’s seven...
By Mike Rwothomio
The four newly ordained deacons of Nebbi Diocese Church of Uganda have been urged to serve God diligently and avoid seeking personal promotion, instead allowing divine promotion at the appointed time.
Isaac Rwothomio aka Bible Son, a gospel artist from Nebbi Urban, Solomon Ubedgiu from Goli Deanery, Patrick Okirwoth Eliot from Paidha Town Parish, and Filda Akumu from Parombu...
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