Namirembe Cathedral Newssheet - November 6, 2016

St. Paul’s Cathedral, Namirembe 

Newssheet November 6, 2016 

St. Paul’s Cathedral, Namirembe 

[Tel: 0414-270212] 

Bishop 

†Wilberforce Luwalira 

[Tel: 0712-942161] 

Dean 

The Very Rev. Canon Benon Kityo 

0772668233 

revcanonbenonkityo@yahoo.co.uk 

Vicar 

Rev G W Kakooza: 0782334378 

revgwkakooza@gmail.com 

Asst. Vicar 

Rev. G.W Kyeyune: 0785772010 

Curate: 

Rev E Stephen Kabanda 

Chair of Laity 

Mr Charles Male: 0772442232 

Treasurer 

Mr Robert Nviiri: 0712200636 

Verger 

Mr Leuben Wasswa: 0712613878 

A Message From The Dean 

Dean, Rev. Can. Benoni Kityo 

Harvest Thanksgiving Starts Today 

T 

he Cathedral has set aside November 6 and November 

13 as harvest thanksgiving Sundays in 

the Cathedral. On these 2 Sundays in all the services, 

Christians will be expected to bring to God the 

fruits of their labour throughout the year. 

This year there are 2 Sundays 

dedicated to the harvest 

in order to give chance to 

those who may not be able 

to come on November 6 to 

give their thanksgiving the 

following Sunday. 

B 

rotherly greetings from the Dean’s office. 

As Christians we must always follow the 

inspiration and guidance of the Holy Spirit. 

Let us thank God for the Vicar, Rev Wilson 

Kakooza and the team of Volunteers who are working 

to improve our Newssheet. Let us support and encourage 

them. 

I would like to remind you that we have entered into 

the festival season of harvest in our church. 

Do the best to participate in the harvest. Give glory to 

God by acknowledging his greatest. God is the creator 

of the visible and invisible things that keep us alive. 

This is the time for you to give thanks and be ready to 

receive these heavenly blessings. 

Deuteronomy 26:15. 

15“...Look down from heaven, your holy dwelling 

place, and bless your people Israel and the land you 

have given us as you promised on oath to our ancestors, 

a land flowing with milk and honey.” 

We invite you to tea after the 8:45AM service 

Served at the Kampala (East) Side of the 

Cathedral 

Amakungula Gatandika Sabbiiti Eno 

L 

uttiko 

etesetese Amakungula g’omwaka guno nga 

gajja kukolebwa ku sabiiti ebbiri ezitandika olwa 

leero nga November 6, 2016 okutuusa nga November 

13, 2016. 

Ku sabiiti zino ebbiri, abakuristaayo bonna bakubirizibwa 

okujjukira Mukama byabakolede mu mwaka guno era 

nokusobola okumuddiza kwebyo byabawadde. 

Entekateka eno ekoleddwa okusobozesa abo abatasobole 

kukungula olwaleero bakikole ku sabiiti eddako. 

A Publication of St. Paul’s Cathedral, Namirembe. All Rights Reserved.

Youth Leader, Engineer Duncan Sanya 

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Namirembe Cathedral Newsletter November 6, 2016 

Last Sunday’s Sermon: “Don’t be like Eli’s Sons” Rev. Kyeyune Tells The Youth 

L 

ast Sunday, October 30, 2016 was Youth Sunday 

in the Cathedral and in the whole Diocese 

of Namirembe. The service was led by Christopher 

Mukiibi and readings were taken by 

Rebecca Namubiru and Victoria. 

In his sermon, the preacher in the 8:45AM Service, 

Rev. G.W. Kyeyune, appealed to the Youth not to behave 

like the sons of Eli who, according to 1 Samuel 

2:12-36, used to sin against the Lord. 

“Enjoy your youth as Ecclesiastes says. But I tell you 

do it in such a way that you do not sin against the Lord 

like Eli’s sons did,” said Rev. Kyeyune. 

Referring to the Youth who had graduated from Ndejje 

University and were coming to church on that Sunday 

for thanksgiving, Rev. Kyeyune appealed to all con- 

gregants who are in position to assist the youth 

(especially those in our Church) to get employment 

to do so. 

The story of Eli’s Sons 

In those days, people used to bring animals to burn 

them as sacrifice for God. What Eli’s sons used to 

do was to keep certain portions, such as the front leg, 

the jaw and the stomach. By doing this Eli’s sons 

committed 2 sins; first they took meat before it had 

been sacrificed to God, and, secondly, that they took 

more meat than was allowed by the laws governing 

sacrifices (l Sam. 2:12-17). 

This sin was serious because it violated the commandment 

of God, Whose law was that things 

should be done differently from their way of doing 

them. They also usurped God’s rights for themselves. 

They expressed their ungodliness by appropriating 

God’s privileges. They broke God’s commandment, 

and in a manner that was offensive and 

provocative to the people. 

What Solomon Say in the Book of Ecclesiastes 

Ecclesiastes 11:9 says, “You who are young, be happy 

while you are young, and let your heart give you 

joy in the days of your youth. Follow the ways of 

your heart and whatever your eyes see, but know 

that for all these things God will bring you into judgment.” 

Youth Week: Youth Chairman's Speech by 

G 

reetings in the name of our Lord Jesus 

Christ. 

I thank the church administration and all 

Christians for supporting youth activities 

.As we may know that 70% of 

Uganda's population are youth and also that there are 

few jobs to meet the big demand of learnt youth. I 

therefore encourage you to think big and start working 

on/with the things, talents, knowledge, resources 

God has given you. Work on them without getting 

weary for God shall bless you in them. 

As it is well mentioned in our youth 

theme Ecclesiastes 11:8-10 I urge you to ENJOY 

your youth, be happy, be passionate about the things 

you love doing that are not contrary to our faith in 

Jesus Christ. May God bless you as you live this life in 

Christ Jesus remembering that God shall demand an account 

of your works. 


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Namirembe Cathedral Newsletter November 6, 2016 

About Our Faith: OKWENENYA N’OKUDDA OBUGGYA MU KUKKIRIZA 

Bya Reverend Canon Benoni Kityo, Dean 

EKIBI EKY’OKUTUNUULIRA 

Ebibi by’obuwangwa n’eby’ennono 

Ekibi ky’obukakanyavu bw’omutima 

Ekibi ky’obutawangulukuka 

Ekibi ky’okunyooma ekigambo kya Katonda 

OBUJEEMU KYE KI? 

Bwe butakola Katonda kye yalagira okukola 

Kwe kukola Katonda kye yagaana okukola 

N’olwekyo obujeemu si kye kibi omuntu kyakola nga 

tamanyi. Naye omuntu mujeemu ayonoona nga: 

Amanyi ekyagambibwa okukolebwa 

Amanyi ekyaganibwa okukolebwa 

Amanyi ebirungi ebiva mu kukola ekyalagirwa okukolebwa 

Amanyi ekibonerezo oba akabi akava mu kukola kye 

bagaana okukola 

Amanyi oyo eyalagira ekiragiro eky’okukola oba 

obutakola kigambo ekyo 

Amanyi nti kiri gyali okusalawo kwekyo Katonda 

kye yalagira okukola oba obutakola 

Awa ensonga ez’okwe wolereza nga za mubiri ezimukozesa 

kyebagana oba ezimuziyiza okukola kye 

balagira okukola. 

OKUYIGIRA KU BIBI EBISATU EKY’OBO- 

JEEMU MU BAIBULI 

Ekibi eky’asooka ekibi kya Adamu ne Kaawa (Lub 

2:15-17; 3:1-24) 

Baali bamanyi eyawa ekiragiro Mukama Katonda 

(Lub 3:1-) 

i. Baali bamanyi ekiragiro ekyaweebwa (Lub 2:15- 

16) 

ii. Baali bamanyi ekyagaanibwa okukolebwa (Lub 

2:17) 

iii. Ekiragiro kya Mukama baali bakimanyi (Lub 3:1-3) 

iv. Baali bamanyi akabi akobutakwata kiragiro (Lub 

3:3) 

v. Baagezaako okwelerereza mu mubiri (Lub 3: 12- 

13) 

Laba obuzibu obwava mu bujeemu buno (Lub 3:8-24) 

Blessings Abound Where He Reigns 

C 

ome Saturday November 12, 2016 11:00 AM , 

The Cathedral will be witnessing and celebrating 

the joining, into holy matrimony, of Davis 

Newman Kayongo and Dr. Phiona Nansubuga. 

Phiona is a congregant in this Cathedral; a volunteer 

mentor and once a choir member. 

Phiona’s wedding comes barely a month month after the 

one of yet another member of this Cathedral, Diana 

Egessa who got married to Tom Kasule on October 15, 

2016 here in the Cathedral. Diana, just like Phiona, is a 

congregant in this Cathedral; a volunteer mentor and 

once a choir member. 

We have also got information that another member of 

this Cathedral, Anne Namutebi, will also be getting 

married soon. She will introduce her husband to be in 

December this year. 

We thank God for these blessings. 


Calendar Of Events 

Lunch hour service 

Tea fellowship 

Volunteers meeting 

Evensong 

Regular Events 

Every Tuesday 

1st Sunday of month 

Last Sunday of month 

Last Sunday of month 

HOW OUR SERVICES ARE ORGANISED 

1st Sunday of the month 

Repentance and renewal 

2nd Sunday of the month 

Deliverance and healing 

3rd Sunday of the month 

Depth in doctrinal and ecclesiastical teaching 

4th Sunday of the month 

Lay participation in Anglicans order of service 

5th Sunday of the month 

Family service Sunday School kids inclusive 

Upcoming Events 

Harvest thanksgiving November 6 &13 

Ordination Service November 27 

Children’s Conference @ 

Buddo Junior 

December 11-13 

CMF meeting November 12 

Daughters of the King Carols November 27 

Advent Sunday November 27 

Carols by Candlelight December 4 

Carols At Sunset December 11 

Christmas Cantata December 18 

Boys & Girls Brigade Camp December 9-13 

Youth/Sunday School Leaders 

trip to Tanzania 

From Our Photo Gallery 

Clockwise from top left: Rev. Kakooza (Vicar) blesses children before they go Sunday School classes; Our congregants who graduated from Ndejje University; 

Youth Day Sports ministry as part of last Sunday’s Youth Sunday activities and 8:45AM Choir leads Praise and worship during last Sunday’s Youth 

Service. [Photo credit: Fred Bwogi]

Namirembe Cathedral Newssheet - November 6, 2016

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