5th Sunday of Lent Readings Psalms 25:9-14 1st: Phil 2:2-11 2nd: Mark 12:41-44 https://www.youtube.com/live/Pij5ZGAhtAw?si=CjZgeHuzQYwIcFuK

St Luke's Chapel Mulago Children's ministry also participated in the kampala diocese Jubilee celebration , first of all they participated in welcoming the Bishop and other clergys as they were…

It took place on 21st August 2022 and Many Bishops all over the country, east africa and allover the world attended, The main celebrant was the Arch-Bishop of Uganda and…

3rd Sunday after trinity 28th June 2020. INTRODUCTIONYou are welcome to today’s service. Greetings to you all in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.in life whatever we do, we…

Sermon for  4th Sunday after Easter. Qn. How has Jesus Christ revealed Himself to you today? Reading 16:1-3, Isaiah 61:1-7, 1cor 15:1-11 ,& Jn 21:1-14. First of all, praise the…

Second Sunday After Easter, Sunday 26th April, 2020 My Dear brothers and sisters from St. Luke Chapel, greetings to you in the matchless name of our Lord and Savior Jesus…

19TH APRIL 2020 IT’S THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER St. Luke’s Chapel, Mulago invites you to raise your voices and praise the holy name of God for his love endures…

5th Sunday of Lent, Sunday 29th March 2020 Background: 1 Samuel 30:1-8 David and his fighting men had gone to fight battle and left their families behind at ziklag. An…

 2nd  Sunday before Lent.  SUNDAY 16th    FEBRUARY 2020. Welcome to Saint Janani Luwum’s day. Every year, February 16th is celebrated the world over and in Uganda it is a public…

It is unclear when the first carol was written but it is believed that circa 1350 to 1550 is the golden age of English carols and most of the carols followed the verse-refrain pattern. During the 14th century carols became a popular religious song form. The theme often revolved around a saint, the Christ child or the Virgin Mary, at times blending two languages such as English and Latin. As you sing, let us be guided with desire to Love God with all your Heart, Soul, Mind and Strength as well as your Neighbour. (Mark 12:30-31)