By Nicholas Akasula Vincent Muwanguzi believes his life has been marked by God’s hand from the very beginning. His birth itself was extraordinary. According to […]
Category: Testimonies
How Nansubuga has coped with single motherhood
By Nicholas Akasula Growing up between Kenya and Uganda It is difficult to believe that Mabel Nansubuga is approaching 50 until she says it herself. […]
How Hawa transformed from Islam to Gospel music
By Nicholas Akasula Hawa Mawa wears many hats; mother, wife, philanthropist, farmer and gospel artiste. She is also the director of River Nail Academy in […]
Tusubira’s victory over witchcraft, impoverished childhood
By Nicholas Akasula Sarah Tusubira was born 41 years ago in Lugazi–Kawolo. Her mother is still alive, though her father passed away in 2005 during […]
From Broken Patterns to Blessed Purpose: Ssenkubuge’s Story
By Nicholas Akasula The Bible declares in Proverbs 26:2 that, “As a bird that wanders or a swallow that flies, so an undeserved curse does […]
Musimenta’s tale of grit and God’s grace
By Nicholas Akasula Musimenta Bruce defines himself as a “believer in the transformative power of resilience and faith.” Born into loss, having lost his father […]
How Engole overcame betrayal, managed teenage pregnancy
By Nicholas Akasula Juliette Alyce Engole hails from Loro village in Oyam district. She spent her early years in Nakuru, Kenya, where her family relocated […]
From orphan to paediatric pioneer: Amaniyo’s good fight
Losing both parents before the age of 13 could have ended her dreams. But through resilience, faith, and the kindness of strangers, Dr Lucia Amaniyo […]
From car washer to bishop: The miraculous journey of Musoke
By Nicholas Akasula When Bishop Daniel Musoke arrived in Kampala in 1982, he was just 22 and armed with little more than determination. Having dropped […]
Kubwooyo’s trek through life’s storms
By Nicolas Akasula Faith Tendo Kubwooyo, a pastor and accountant, lives in Buikwe District with her husband, Pastor Michael Kubwooyo, who affectionately calls her “Queen.” […]