29/05/2026
Tribute to Late Mrs Helen Uvisa
Today, with heavy hearts, we pay tribute to a truly special woman of God, our beloved Late Helen Uvisa.
For 34 faithful years, Late Helen Uvisa stood alongside her late husband, Miri Uvisa, serving the church with dedication, humility, and unwavering faith. In 1992, she was first introduced to our Senior Pastors at the UPNG MLT as Miri’s girlfriend. Not long after, she became his loving wife, and together they built a beautiful family blessed with three sons namely, Rodney, Lister, and Joshua, all of whom grew up within the church family.
Late Miri Uvisa faithfully served as our Music Director, handling the sound system and becoming one of the finest bassists of his time, gifted with remarkable raw talent. Beside him stood Helen, a strong pillar of support, grace, and service.
Helen fitted naturally into the church family and became one of the most loved and respected women in ministry. She faithfully served as Sunday School Superintendent, where countless children came to know and love her. Her warmth, patience, enthusiasm, and gentle spirit made every child feel special and welcomed. She had a calm and comforting presence that touched everyone around her.
She truly loved the Lord and was completely sold out for God. Helen was a woman of deep faith, commitment, and service. Whether leading Sunday School, organizing programs, or serving quietly behind the scenes, she carried herself with grace and excellence.
She was also one of the church’s finest Mistress of Ceremonies, confidently and beautifully leading many of our special events such as the :- Christmas Carols, Annual Thanksgiving Services, and Graduation Ceremonies for the School of the Holy Spirit Bible College. Her voice, leadership, smile, and joyful spirit became part of the heartbeat of our church gatherings.
Late Helen Uvisa was more than a church member; she was family to us all. Her life was a testimony of faithfulness, love, and service. She poured herself into the lives of others and leaves behind a legacy that will continue through the many people she touched.
Her passing is a great loss and a painful wound to the church family. The children of Sunday School will especially miss their beloved “Aunty H,” whose kindness and love shaped so many young hearts.
Though we mourn her absence, we thank God for the gift of her life. We celebrate a woman who finished her race faithfully and served God wholeheartedly until the very end.
Late Helen Uvisa will be dearly missed, lovingly remembered, and forever treasured in our hearts.
“Her children arise and call her blessed.” — Proverbs 31:28
Rest well, faithful servant of God.