Seventh-Day Adventist Church Kasangati

Pioneer, leader, superior, the chosen, the mighty, the indisputable, the commander, the host of the king, a man of order, loyal, a maestro of service, a person of great influence and character, brave, obedient to God, wise, faithful, humble, and loving. That was Naaman, with all his greatness, He had a “but of leprosy” and so do we. Each of us must identify and work on our “but” instead of spending our energy elsewhere. Being a Master Guide is not just about wearing a uniform; it is a lifetime commitment to serve the Lord. If we are to be like Naaman, we must possess the character of a winner. Winners train hard even for their debut day encounters. And as Master Guides, remember: the mission is not about the combat or the attire we wear, Pride and a sense of superiority should never define us. Being a master guide to be entrusted not only to lead others but to guide them towards heaven. That is now the primary mission. Be true, be obedient, and ta...

  As we marked the close of the  third quarter of the year with the  13th Sabbath , The presence of our guest   Pr. Kyeyune Robert , not only changed our minds on how to mind about us as a congregation but also changed the brightness and sparkle of our church walls in preparation.🌿  Pr. Kyeyune reminded us that every believer who comes to Christ arrives vulnerable and in need of care . Just as new borns require constant attention, love, and patience to grow, so too do God’s people when they step into the family of faith. “ God’s people are His toddlers, ”  They need extreme care, pampering, and nurturing as they learn to walk with Christ. A big call to action question He left paused, Despite all the sacrifices and efforts we make to create a welcoming environment for worship , why do believers still disappear? This question leaves thoughtful reflection on how the church can do more to not only welcome new believers but also walk with them consistently, ens...

20th September was a special sabbath as the global church celebrated World Pathfinder Day marking 75 years of Pathfinders serving strong. Here, the day kicked off with a flag-raising ceremony, led by Pathfinders smartly dressed in their full uniform. Their yellow and vibrant green set the tone for a joyful Sabbath of worship, service, and celebration. The sermon by Nsereko Enoch centred on 1st Samuel 16:7, reminding us that “man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” The preacher illustrated this with the example of Mr. Lubinga Godfrey, the first elder of the church. Who would present excuses of not being skilled in marching drills if called to serve as a Pathfinder director.  Just like David, who stood before Goliath armed with nothing but trust in God, we too are called to step forward with faith rather than excuses. The message was clear: God calls each of us for a purpose, and He looks beyond ability to the heart willing to serve. Adding ...