Archbishop Kaziimba Calls for Unity and Reconciliation in Masindi-Kitara

The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, the Most Rev. Dr Stephen Samuel Kaziimba Mugalu, has issued a passionate call for Ugandans to embrace unity, reconciliation, and peace as the fundamental building blocks for national development.

Speaking during his farewell service at St Matthew’s Cathedral in Masindi, the Archbishop referenced the biblical verse Amos 3:3 to highlight the importance of agreement in collective progress. He stressed that meaningful development remains out of reach if communities remain divided, urging citizens to put aside their differences and work toward shared goals.

Alongside his spiritual message, Archbishop Kaziimba spearheaded practical steps for regional growth. He presided over the groundbreaking ceremony for a new Diocesan Guesthouse in Masindi. The project aims to boost the financial self-sufficiency of the Masindi-Kitara Diocese by tapping into the expanding tourism and oil sectors within the Bunyoro region.

During his visit, the Archbishop also engaged with local political and civic leaders at the Bishop’s residence. He challenged them to adopt servant leadership marked by integrity, humility, and accountability, reminding officials that true leadership is rooted in service to the people.

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