Ps. Eddie Mwesigye Jesus is God’s indescribable gift that God planned for before man sinned. This gift is priceless, overflows with boundless grace and provides eternal blessings.

Ps. Julius Rwotlonyo At Christmas, we don’t celebrate a baby who became important. We celebrate the Radiant Son who became visible. The glory that filled heaven stepped into a manger to save us.

Ps. Eddie Mwesigye Jesus as the Son of God is the very foundation of Christianity. When you receive Jesus, you receive everything the Father has. This Christmas, God, our Father offers you His Son. Will you receive Him today?

Ps. Brian Abaho As Uganda approaches the January 15, 2026, general elections, the church is not a spectator but God’s appointed witness. As followers of Christ, we are called to engage biblically—as peacemakers, truth-tellers, and ambassadors of Christ.

Ps. Brian Abaho To finish strong, we need to advance God’s Mission. As the Church of God, don’t be distracted; stay focused on His Mission —bringing the culture and character of Christ into the core of your community, family and workplace.

Ps. Eddie MwesigyeGod’s Word endures forever, and anyone who builds their convictions on it will finish strong. Let’s anchor our faith in His unchanging truth, trusting that the Holy Spirit will help us believe and obey God’s Word every day.

Ps. Brian AbahoAs we count down the final days of 2025, remember this: a lot can still happen in 52 days! Don’t give up on the vision God placed in your heart. Keep praying, believing, and pressing on.

Ps. Kenneth Kanzairwe

What does Bold Generosity look like? It’s the Spirit-empowered, unashamed willingness to give freely and sacrificially for the glory of God.As we kick off our new teaching series which launches My Miracle Missions Offering, 2025 season, we’re inspired by King David’s example in 1 Chronicles 29—to give boldly, willingly, and from hearts devoted to God.

Ps. Julius RwotlonyoWe are just a few days away from Uganda’s 63rd Independence anniversary and about three months from a national election. As we reflect on our journey and future, God is calling us to a higher standard: Stop idolatry. Serve God alone.

Ps. Brian AbahoUganda, let’s demand accountability, expose dishonesty, and model integrity at home, work, and in leadership.

Ps. Graham TugumeFor our nation to step into its prophetic destiny, we must return to God’s standard of justice – because “by justice a king gives a country stability” (Proverbs 29:4).

Ps: Brian AbahoAs we approach Uganda’s 63rd Independence and the 2026 elections, God is reminding us not to lose hope. Though many of us feel discouraged, weary, and hopeless about our nation, His word is clear – He has not given up on Uganda.

Ps. Eddie MwesigyeToday we celebrate the impact of our ministry to the vulnerable women and children in our neighbourhoods.

Watoto Church

Ps. Julius Rwotlonyo

Ps. Brian Abaho

Ps. Julius Rwotlonyo

Ps. Eddie Mwesigye

Ps. Joshua Mugabi