Kampala, Uganda

Hope for Tomorrow assists in funding the church community centre building project in Kampala, Uganda. Situated in the Katwe slum area, the centre already has an active primary school, which is still partly under construction. Recently, a clinic and an orphanage were added to its facilities. We partner with project leader Paul Kinataama, pastor of Nsambya Full Gospel Church.

Pastor Kinataama received his call to the ministry in the 1970s when he was imprisoned and tortured for the sake of his faith in Christ by the Idi Amin regime. Being one of the members of the Nakasero trio, you can read more about him in the book Uganda Holocaust by Wooding and Barnett. Today, Paul Kinataama is Vice-Chairman of the Full Gospel Church of Uganda and functions as overseer for some 60 churches in Kampala.

Hope for Tomorrow supports the child welfare and education project as conducted by Pastor Kinataama and his church. The school has about 320 students. Many of the children have lost one or both parents to the aids-epidemic, or they don’t have the opportunity to go to school because of poor family backgrounds. At the school, the children are provided with good teaching, a meal, as well as with spiritual counseling and support. The mission of the school is to show them the right perspective on what God’s way of life really looks like.

Nsambya Full Gospel Church regularly organizes evangelistic campaigns around Uganda. Their goal is to establish many more churches. Campaigns have been held even in restless areas in northern Uganda. Hope for Tomorrow supports the church evangelistic campaigns and provides poor pastors with transportation such as bicycles.

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Letter from Pastor Paul Kinataama.