By Mike Rwothomio
The retired Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, Dr. Henry Luke Orombi, has issued a strong call to believers, discouraging the practice of skin bleaching and encouraging them to value and protect the natural skin given by God’s creation.
Archbishop Orombi made the appeal during the confirmation service of 105 faithfuls held on Sunday, April 12, 2026, at St. Paul’s...
By Mike Rwothomio
On Sunday, May 31, 2026, the Diocese witnessed a glorious milestone in the vineyard of the Lord as long-serving lay leader Mr. Gilbert Ucokuru of St. Paul’s Church of Uganda, Paidha Town Parish, Goli Central Archdeaconry, was canonized.
This sacred event that took place at St Stephen’s Cathedral Goli, inscribed his name among the distinguished Canons of the Nebbi...
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 body of Rev. Sam Akenda, a faithful servant of God and senior clergyman in the Nebbi Anglican Diocese, was laid to rest today, Monday, 29 June 2026, at his home in Goli Trading Centre.
He passed away on Monday, 22 June 2026, at Mulago National Referral Hospital.
The late Rev Sam Akenda, aged 74, was serving as Parish Priest of Kivuje Parish in Jonam Archdeaconry at the...
By Mike Rwothomio
Retired Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, Dr. Henry Luke Orombi, has commended Sunrise Secondary School in Nebbi for its outstanding performance in the 2025 Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) examinations, describing it as a pivotal achievement that has dispelled longstanding negative perceptions about academic excellence in the Greater Nebbi area.
Speaking as the...
By Bob Patrick Oweka
Every Sunday morning, churches fill up across cities, towns, and villages. Voices rise in worship, hands are lifted in prayer, and songs echo through crowded sanctuaries. The name of Jesus Christ is proclaimed with passion, confidence, and conviction. Many declare themselves saved. Many say they believe. Many insist they belong to Him.
Yet by Monday morning, something often...
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