2.The
National Leadership Structure:
The Supreme elected National leader for this church umbrella organization
is called the General Overseer. And apparently this General overseer
is called, Apostle Alex Mitala. Who heads the National
executive committee comprised of representatives from every region
and functional appointed ministers.
3.The Regional Leadership:
For effective and manageable administration NFBAPC-U divided the
Nation into five regions ie:- the Northern region, the Southern
region, the eastern region, the Western region and the Central region.
And each of these regions has a regional leader.
4.The Zonal or District Leadership Structure.
On every District which was also named a
Zone, there is a leadership committee comprised of elected
executive members of which every NFBPC Divisional chairman
is an x-official.
One of these Zonal /District is the Kampala City which
consists over 700 churches in its five Divisions, and the head for
the same, is called a District overseer/Chairman,
who in this case of Kampala City is
Bishop David Kiganda, And the following names are
of
5. Kampala City Provincial Leadership
committee.
Bishop David Kiganda: the
Chairman/Overseer.
Bishop Edward Kayizi:
the Vice Chairman.
Pastor Mark Wamala : the
Secretary.
DOCTOR. Lameck Lumala: the
Treasury.
Pastor John Kasita
the mobilizer.
Bishop Micheal Mugerwa
the P R O
Other Committee members are, (who are X-Officials)
Pastor Salim Kakooza
Chairman for K’la Central Division.
Bishop James Mugobasonga Chairman
for Nakawa Division.
Pastor Godfrey Ssazi
Chairman for Makindye Division.
Pastor Viany Muhwezi
Chairman for
Lubaga Division.
Pastor Joshua Murefu
Chairman for Kawempe Division.
The objectives of this organization is:
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To act as a single but collective
voice for born again churches.
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To promote and safeguard the unity,
harmony, and a true sense of fellowship and ethics in all
born-again churches.
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To effect national transformation
through Evangelism and effective Discipleship.
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To contend for, defend and protect
our faith and its practice as corporately held by all born-again
believers of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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To contend for, defend and protect
the strong and weaker churches corporately considered to
be professing a sound biblical doctrine.
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To act as a cover for young churches
and to support their growth by watching and safeguarding
them until they become mature enough to act on their own.
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To contend for, promote, facilitate,
encourage and comfort in a tangible manner all born-again
churches, believers, and Para-church organizations of every
origin on the globe in the practice of their freedom of
worship, freedom of speech, and freedom of assembly at whatever
place or time they may carry out their cal1ing.
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To help evaluate, improve and promote
the operative conditions of born-again churches, by tracing
their weaknesses, failures, roadblocks and to raise them
to prosperity through physical help and preaching aimed
at achieving the distinctiveness of sound biblical teaching
and the way forward to good living conditions of believers.
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To promote and safeguard collectively
the great commission given by Jesus Christ to His church
as reported in Matthew chapter 28 verses 17 up-to 20.
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To warn, correct and instruct the
public about the dangers and consequences of sin, and that
of dabbling in cults.
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To instruct and educate the public
about sound biblical doctrine especially as regards the
second coming of Jesus Christ.
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To relate with born-again churches
and believers all over the world and to influence non-believers
to accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour, through
evangelical efforts such as mass evangelism, choirs, bands,
plays, recreational activities, night prayers, festivities
etc.
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To work hand in hand with missionaries,
both within and without Uganda, in order to propagate the
gospel, to establish development projects, orphanages, homes
for the elderly and needy and to achieve all this in a co-operate
spirit of fellowship love and unity.
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To work hand in hand with relevant
authorities in order to achieve the objectives of churches
in an ideal smooth and orderly manner.
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To provide incentives for hard work
such as rewards and to churches and individuals excelling
in the various areas of their calling.
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To restore the New Testament custom
of house-to-house visitation and to conduct Christian services
on the basis of such a daily fellowship and prayer as is
reported of the apostles in Acts 2:42.
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To do all such things as may be deemed
appropriate or conducive to the attainment of the above-mentioned
objectives.
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To do anything from time to time
which at the discretion of the organization and the general
body of Christ as a whole shall be deemed appropriate or
conducive to the attainment of the under-mentioned objectives
or any others which may be suggested by believers and leaders
based on a sound and upright biblical doctrine.
SOME UNIQUIE POLICIES
OF NFBAPC-U
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a) Is to maintain and further
spiritual, social and economic life of the people of Uganda and
other parts of the world. This is being accomplished through evangelization
and continuous teaching of the bible by born-again churches and
their multiplication throughout the world.
b) In the progress of this policy, the fellowship is co-operating
with other bodies which pursue similar policies.
c) To avoid the spirit of over concentration of power in a given
team of elites. This is being achieved by encouraging, recognizing,
and utilizing for the whole body the divers gifts and talents in
Pastors and churches, and to allow for fresh free and fair elections
at given intervals.
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d) An open-door policy. In
order to pursue such a policy all missionaries, missionary churches,
para-church organizations and indigenous churches and organizations
are being registered, encouraged, facilitated in their work by coordination
of their activities throughout .
COLLAPSED CHURCH
UP- DATES
As you could be aware that on March 7th 2006, the body of Christ
in Uganda faced another tragedy when one of her member church building
(the City of the Lord Church) collapsed to the ground, killing 26
and leaving over 85 people with major and minor injuries. This turned
into a very big project but urgent, since NFBAPC as the umbrella
body had to assume all the responsibility of transporting and burring
all the dead bodies and thereafter NFBAPC-U Kampala District was
entrusted with the entire project and that was to follow up
the believed and to ensure medical, financial care to all
those who needed it. Some money had been raised from individuals,
Churches and Companies towards the same Project. The Kampala District
Pastors sat and agreed to appoint a follow up committee and to be
headed by Dr. Lameck Lumala to make a survey and compile a report
on the same, which could be sent to the NFBAPC head office and to
whoever we think is concern. As we thought more we realized that
to some people a mere report may not be enough, we have agreed to
attach to it even an exhaustive accountability report to keep everybody
updated.
Please follow the directions and download for your self these
two important documents. Thank you.
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