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Kisoro District to Host 39th Annual Alfa and Omega Christian Fellowship Crusade

Joshua Ndyamuhakyi
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  • Pastor Baluku Napoleon, who was elected Chairperson of the organizing committee in the Democratic Republic of Congo, praised Alfa and Omega Christian Fellowship for its work and committed to spreading the Gospel beyond borders.

KISORO: Kisoro District Local Government has been selected to host the 39th Annual Crusade of the Alfa and Omega Christian Fellowship, scheduled to take place from August 24 to September 1, 2025.

The decision was made during a meeting of pastors from Pentecostal and Born Again churches in Kisoro District, Kampala, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, and the United Kingdom. The gathering took place at Kisoro Community Church in Southern Division, Kisoro Municipality.

Pastor Sam Rukundo, the Director of Missions for the Kisoro District Pentecostal Pastors Fellowship, was also elected Chairperson of the organizing committee for the upcoming crusade. He expressed gratitude to Alfa and Omega for selecting Kisoro District and promised to collaborate closely with the community to ensure the success of the event.

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Pastor Baluku Napoleon, who was elected Chairperson of the organizing committee in the Democratic Republic of Congo, praised Alfa and Omega Christian Fellowship for its work and committed to spreading the Gospel beyond borders.

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In his address to the congregation of pastors, Bishop Abdul Hakim Semakula, the Director of Alfa and Omega Christian Fellowship based in London, urged religious leaders to embrace collaboration and equality among different faiths as a path to salvation. He encouraged interfaith dialogue, educational programs, and cultural exchanges to foster mutual understanding and respect.

Bishop Sseguya Yasin, leader of Alfa and Omega Christian Fellowship in Uganda, called on the public to attend the crusade regardless of their religious background. He encouraged pastors to respect all beliefs and to acknowledge and appreciate the diversity of religious practices, emphasizing that this respect is essential for paving the way to heaven.

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