The Bishop of the Diocese of Kinkizi Rt Rev Dan Zoreka confirmed 50 christian into the Anglican faith in colorful service that was held at St John’s Church of Uganda at Rwangoboka in Nyakinoni Archdeaconry in Kanungu district.
This happened during the ongoing farewell visits in churches and intuitions in the Diocese of Kinkiizi as the Bishop ends his episcopal leadership which he started on 10th October 2010.
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While speaking to Christians, the Bishop expressed happiness of being with his own people of Rwangoboka with whom he grew up with, since he was born and raised from Rwangoboka COU which was then Sub-parish, but has since become a fully fledged Parish.
In his sermon the Bishop emphasized the need for Christians to conserve the environment by planting trees in their areas of jurisdictions.
The Bishop made it categorically clear to the Christians that drought, famine and other natural calamities are a result the destructed environment which involve massive tree cutting without re-planting, wetland reclamation and Many other practices.Â
During the visit the Bishop commissioned the tree planting project of natural fruit trees at the church compound and the Parish Priest Rev Alex Aharimpisya promised to work hard and ensure the trees grow up and maintain their Parish status.
Rev Aharimpitsya said that they intend to construct a Health Center II at the church and also start a Nursery school at Kanyambeho COU which is a sub-parish and hope all these projects will be ready for commissioning by April 2027 before the Bishop retire.
