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October 14, 2019Places of worship should reflect God’s glory – VP
Vice President Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi visits the ongoing construction work for the new church structure of St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church, Musukire in Rubongi subcounty in Tororo accompanied by State Minister for Health General Duties Sarah Opendi on his left, and Tororo Diocesean Bishop, Henry Obbo, on his right looks on. 13th Oct 2019
By Our Reporter
Vice President Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi has urged Ugandans to support the construction and improvement of places of worship befitting the glory of the God they worship.
Ssekandi who was speaking at St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Sub parish of Musukire in Rubongi Subcounty, in Tororo, said that every humble contribution put together can do a lot in improving structures of worship including churches or mosques without waiting and relying on external support.
He said that it’s sad that people who believe in God as the Omnipotent and source of life whom they worship in unworthy structures but at the same time enjoy comfort of their state of the art homes. He called upon believers’ commitment to befitting structures for the worship of God.
Ssekandi who contributed five million shillings towards the building of a new parish church of Musukire hailed the area leaders for their support for building on the foundation started by early missionaries and urged local leaders to inculcate in the youth the culture handwork and saving to improve their wellbeing.
Ssekandi said that the strategic relationship between the church and the state should be maintained for the people of Uganda on mutual respect without compromising each other’s standards and beliefs.
The State Minister for Primary Healthcare and Tororo Woman Member of Parliament Sarah Opendi contributed three million shillings towards the construction and appreciated ongoing Government efforts to build a Vocational Training School in Tororo that will train and equip youth with skills.
The ceremony was also addressed by the State Minister for East Affairs Joel Maganda and Samia Bugwe North Member of Parliament Nathan Oboth Oboth who each contributed two million shillings to the construction of the new 700 seater Church estimated to cost Shs200 million.
