Believers thank God and give special seed for church construction in Nansana

31 January 2026, 12:55 pm

By Ronald Ssemagonja

Believers of The Worship House Ministries in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso District, today gathered at their church to give thanks to God for His goodness and to sow a special seed for the year toward church construction.

Basing on Psalm 107:1, “Give thanks unto the Lord, for He is good; for His mercy endures forever”, the congregation came together in prayer, worship, and giving.

In his sermon, the lead pastor, Wilson Bugembe, appreciated the believers for taking time to come and contribute toward the construction of the church. He explained that the special seed collected will be used to support the ongoing building project.

Among the notable attendees was Professor Lawrence Muganga, Vice Chancellor of Victoria University, who served as the Guest of Honour.

“I am very happy that you have turned up in big numbers. I thank God for allowing us to gather here today. I also appreciate Professor Muganga for accepting our invitation. Giving to God is not for everyone; it is for those who understand the blessing in sowing. God still performs miracles, and I believe He will bless everyone who has contributed today.” Pastor Bugembe told the congregation.

When he addressed the congregation, Professor Muganga thanked Pastor Bugembe for the invitation and shared a personal testimony about the pastor’s support during his mother’s illness.
“During my mother’s time in ICU, she used to listen to Pastor Bugembe’s music because it brought her comfort. Even after her passing, Pastor Bugembe came to Mukono and stood with our family. The church is a place of hope, and every contribution you make helps someone in need.” He said.

Professor Muganga also read from the Book of Haggai, encouraging believers not to live comfortably while God’s house remains unfinished. He then announced that Victoria University would donate Uganda Shillings ten million, and he personally pledged another Uganda Shillings ten million in memory of his late mother.

Members of the congregation expressed gratitude for the opportunity to give.

“I am grateful to be part of this church. It is not about money but about our love for God. This church has supported me, and I am proud to belong here.” One believer, Sheila, said.

The service ended with believers sowing their seeds in faith and celebration.