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...

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 ...

Dear Church Family , We hope this newsletter finds you in good health and high spirits as we embark on the journey that is the year 2024. Our first Sabbath of the year was marked with an enlightening sermon under the theme, "Preparing for the Final Event," which centered on the importance of unity, discretion, and forgiveness within the body of believers.  The sermon, drawing inspiration from Matthew 5:20 and James 5:13, emphasized the significance of keeping desecrate within one's self. Our speaker highlighted the need for us to refrain from gossip and to avoid actions that might adversely affect our fellow brethren. The central message resonated with the idea that, as members of the body of Christ, we are called to strengthen our bonds, standing united and avoiding the pitfalls of revenge. Genesis 12 and 13 were invoked to illustrate the importance of unity. The example of taking a person to prison, despite being legally justified, served as a powerful metaphor. We were...

From  Kyanja District,  today’s   update  is  from the 6th day  (Friday, 8 th  September)  of the camp meeting in Kyanja District, part of the East Kampala Zone of the Central Uganda Conference. As we dr e w closer to the climax of this spiritual gathering, today was marked by inspirational messages, baptisms, and community visits.  The 6th day of the camp meeting witnessed an inspiring message delivered by the main speaker, Pastor Ssekitto Noah. He emphasised the need for transformation in the lives of Christians after baptism. Pastor Noah stressed that a baptized individual should not only receive God's grace but actively participate in the Christian journey through prayer, helping others, and preaching the gospel.   "Baptism is just the beginning. After baptism, we are called to a life of service, to pray without ceasing, to help those in need, and to share the word of God."   Putting these words into practice, Pastor Abwire Robe...

  Dear Beloved Members   Greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! We trust this message finds you well and filled with the spirit of love and hope.   As we gather during this blessed Kyanja District Camp Meeting, we reflect on the profound words shared by Pr. SSEKITTO NOAH during Day 3 of our spiritual journey. His powerful message resonates deeply with our hearts, reminding us of the critical importance of staying true to our faith, even in a world that sometimes seems to have lost its way.   Pr. NOAH highlighted the story of King Ahab and how his leadership ultimately led Israel astray, forgetting that it was God who had placed him in his position of authority. This serves as a poignant reminder that our actions, as parents and leaders in our own right, deeply influence the lives of those entrusted to us.   "The acts of the father and mother are the exact acts of the children." These words challenge us to examine our own lives and ask: If Go...

Dear Beloved Members of Kyanja District, East Kampala Zone, greetings in the name of our Lord and  Saviour , Jesus Christ! We trust this message finds you well and filled with the grace of the Almighty. We want to remind you that our much-anticipated 2023 Camp Meeting is still in full swing, having commenced on Friday, the 1st of September, and will continue until the 9th of September.  We are truly excited about the spiritual nourishment and fellowship that this event promises to bring.  Today marks the 3rd day of our camp meeting, and the skilling sessions have officially kicked off! Don't miss out on the opportunity to acquire valuable soft skills that can empower you in various aspects of life. Remember, these sessions are entirely free, so make the most of them. Parents, please make sure your children attend their camp at Kyanja View, especially since it's the holiday season – a perfect time for personal growth and development in Christ for our little ones. We extend...