Summary:
- Bishop Onesimus Ngoboka of God’s Embassy Ministries urged Christians to trust God in all circumstances, noting that true peace comes only through Him.
RUKUNGIRI: Religious leaders in Rukungiri District have called on Christians to embrace love, sharing, and faith as they celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.
Rt. Rev. Onesmus Asiimwe, Bishop of North Kigezi Diocese, encouraged believers to use Christmas as a time to love one another, assist the less fortunate, and share with those in need. Preaching during a service at Emmanuel Cathedral Kinyasano in Rukungiri Municipality, he reminded congregants that Christmas is about God’s promise of salvation through Jesus, rather than mere festivities.
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At Christ the King Catholic Parish, Rev. Fr. Julius Tubyatorana, Dean of Nyakibale Catholic Parish, described Christmas as a celebration of family and faith. He prayed for peace in homes, urged love among family members, and emphasized fulfilling responsibilities within households, highlighting Jesus as the savior of the world.
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Bishop Onesimus Ngoboka of God’s Embassy Ministries urged Christians to trust God in all circumstances, noting that true peace comes only through Him. He reflected on the significance of Jesus being named Emmanuel, meaning “God is with us.”
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At Rukungiri Community Church, Pastor Elisha Kakwerere called on Christians to celebrate Christmas meaningfully by aiding the needy. He urged the faithful to provide food, clothing, and school fees as acts of God’s love.
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Ven. Eldard Kashanje, Archdeacon of St. Paul’s COU in Kasoroza Archdeaconry, urged contentment and repentance. He condemned hypocrisy among believers and reminded them of God’s boundless love demonstrated through the gift of Jesus Christ, the light of the world.
