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PRAYER AND PURPOSE (Mathew 6:5-15)
Read More: PRAYER AND PURPOSE (Mathew 6:5-15)We welcome you for today’s service in the most precious name of Our Lord and savior Jesus Christ. On behalf of the council and on my own, I would like to thank all of you members of St. Luke’s chaplaincy the Principal and management of Uganda Institute of Allied Health and Management Sciences for the…
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EMULATE ST. LUKE THE EVANGELIST
Read More: EMULATE ST. LUKE THE EVANGELIST21ST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, SUNDAY OF 21ST OCTOBER 2018 Once again it is celebrations of St. Luke the Evangelist. This is celebrated every year on the 18th October. As St. Luke’s chaplaincy, it is our custom to join the rest of the Christendom. Therefore, this year also we continue to engage in a week long…
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IF YOU WILL WALK IN MY WAYS…Zach. 3:7
Read More: IF YOU WILL WALK IN MY WAYS…Zach. 3:720TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, SUNDAY OF 14th OCTOBER 2018 LUKE’S MISSION WEEK 2018 IS STARTING TODAY OBJECTIVE: PREACHING THE GOSPEL OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD THEME: “IF YOU WILL WALK IN MY WAYS”…ZACH. 3:7 CHAPLAIN’S WORD Once again you are all welcome for today’s service in the most precious name of our Lord and Saviour…
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Independence of Uganda: Why do we suffer while Christians? (Gen 3:1-19 & Luke 15:11-31)
Read More: Independence of Uganda: Why do we suffer while Christians? (Gen 3:1-19 & Luke 15:11-31)You are most welcome for today’s service in the most precious name of Jesus Christ. Today we will focus on the Independence of Uganda, the need to be independent and end of suffering of all sorts in our lives. Historical Background. Before the British colonised Uganda formally in 1894, there were independent states / tribes…
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UCU Sunday 2018: Christians urged to embrace education and subdue the earth
Read More: UCU Sunday 2018: Christians urged to embrace education and subdue the earthChristians have been urged to embrace education and seek knowledge, for the Bible in Hosea 4:6 says, “My people perish because of lack of knowledge.” Also, it is with great knowledge gained through education that we can rule over and subdue the earth as mandated in Gen 1:28. This message was delivered during the UCU…
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MISSION WEEK OCTOBER 12th-21st, 2018 AND ARCHBISHOP VISIT IS HERE!
Read More: MISSION WEEK OCTOBER 12th-21st, 2018 AND ARCHBISHOP VISIT IS HERE!St. Luke’s Chapel’s Chapel Mulago Hospital is organizing the mission week to take place from 12th October, 2018 to 21st October, 2018. The mission week is based on the theme: “If you will walk in my ways” – Zachariah 3:7. It will involve several activities, including overnight prayers (focusing on thanking God for the new…
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CHURCH NOTICES FOR SUNDAY 30th SEPTEMBER 2018
Read More: CHURCH NOTICES FOR SUNDAY 30th SEPTEMBER 2018We welcome you all to St. Luke’s Chapel, Mulago Hospital, in the precious name of Christ our Lord and Saviour. A special welcome to all our visitors. A polite reminder to all those who had made pledges to support God’s work here at St. Luke’s and have not yet fulfilled them, you are being requested…
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LIVE BY THE SPIRIT
Read More: LIVE BY THE SPIRIT17TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, SUNDAY OF 23rd SEPTEMBER 2018 St Paul States, “… and they that are Christ’s have Crucified the flesh with the affections and lusts. If we live in the spirit, let us also walk in the spirit. Let us not be desirous of vain glory provoking one another, envying one another” (Gal…
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GROWING TOGETHER Acts 2:42-47
Read More: GROWING TOGETHER Acts 2:42-4716TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, SUNDAY OF 16th SEPTEMBER 2018 You are most welcome for today’s service in Jesus name. Today is the climax of the Diocesan Convention. After here, we shall all move to St. Stephens Kisugu Church to witness & hear more of the gospel. The convention theme is growing together which is vital…
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Building God’s Church Holistically (both in body and in the Spirit)
Read More: Building God’s Church Holistically (both in body and in the Spirit)15TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, SUNDAY OF 9th SEPTEMBER 2018 Today we come together as St. Luke’s Family to celebrate the goodness of the Lord. The Psalmist says, “O give thanks to the Lord, for the Lord is good, His mercy endures forever…” (Psalms 100:4, 5). Among the businesses that we need to accomplish for the…
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DRAW NEAR TO GOD (James 4:7-8)
Read More: DRAW NEAR TO GOD (James 4:7-8)14TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, SUNDAY OF 2nd SEPTEMBER 2018 You are most welcome to this service in the precious name of our Lord and Saviour Christ Jesus. Today is a Keswick Sunday, in which we receive preachers from the Uganda Keswick Convention. Keswick is a small town in northern England. The Keswick Convention started in…
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REDEEM YOUR YOUTHFUL DAYS
Read More: REDEEM YOUR YOUTHFUL DAYS13TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, SUNDAY OF 26th AUGUST 2018 You are most welcome for this 13th Sunday after trinity in the precious name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Our topic today is redeeming our youthful days. The word redeem means compensating for something lost in the past by trying to recover that lost…
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Youth Sunday: Welcoming First Years Under the Theme “Saved by Grace, Not Works”
On Sunday, 14th September 2025, St. Luke’s Chapel Mulago held a vibrant Youth Sunday service where the youth ministry not only led the entire worship but also warmly welcomed First Year students to the church family. The day’s theme, drawn from Ephesians 2:1–10, was “Saved by Grace and not Works.” In the sermon, the youth…