CFC Ministries ends 30th annual conference with call to remember God’s victories

27 July 2025, 5:37 pm

By Ronald Ssemagonja

As part of its mission to strengthen the faith and ambition of believers, Christianity Focus Centre (CFC) Ministries has concluded its 30th Annual Ministers’ Conference. The eight-day event, which began on 20 July 2025 and ended today, drew hundreds of worshippers and featured powerful sermons, worship sessions, and the launch of a new Christian book.

Hosted by Bishop David Kiganda and Pastor Cindy Kiganda, the conference also featured a line-up of international and local speakers, including Bishop Michael Kyaze of Omega Healing Centre in Namasuba, Prophet Ebenezer Ako-Nai from Ghana, and Bishop Sammy Museppa from South Africa.
This year’s theme, “The Dangers of Forgetting Your Past Victory,” was echoed throughout the event. On the opening day, Bishop David Kiganda launched a new book of the same title, inspired by the theme of the conference.

Speaking during the launch, Bishop Kiganda expressed his gratitude to God for the inspiration and opportunity to publish once again.

“I am so thankful to God for yet another opportunity to write a book. It is always by God’s grace that one can write something that transforms lives,” he said.

He noted that this is not his first publication, referencing his earlier work Tougher Times – Tougher People.
“I don’t write to make money but to express what God has revealed to me. I write not for myself, but for the people of God,” he added, also thanking everyone who supported the event.

On the final day, Pastor Cindy Kiganda delivered a moving sermon emphasising the importance of remembering God’s past deeds.

“People of God, don’t ever forget what God has done for you. This gives you the courage to press on,” she said. She shared a personal testimony about how she was once mocked for being barren.
“They said, ‘How can you be that beautiful and fail to give birth unless you’re a ghost—yet you’re a bishop’s wife?’ But God gave me twins. Though Waswa died, I have Miracle. God can silence your enemies,” she testified.

Referencing the prophet Elijah, she warned believers against forgetting God’s past interventions.
“Elijah, despite being used by God to stop the rain, ran in fear from Jezebel. He forgot what God had done. But the same God who stopped the rain could have dealt with Jezebel. We serve a powerful God who cannot be intimidated,” she preached.

Other speakers, including Bishop Michael Kyaze and Prophet Ebenezer Ako-Nai, encouraged believers never to fear the devil or the challenges they encounter, but to always remember God’s past victories—particularly the gift of life.

Among the attendees was National Unity Platform Secretary General Lewis Rubongoya, who expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to gather with fellow believers. He praised Bishop Kiganda’s new book, describing it as a valuable tool capable of transforming mindsets and refocusing people on God.

Many participants said they left the conference spiritually renewed and more committed to remembering and standing firm on what God has already done in their lives. They thanked CFC for organising such a life-changing, God-centred event and expressed confidence that their lives would not remain the same.