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Equipping the Ugandan Church

02/10/2026

Hi friends,

Our study of the history of the Ugandan church leads us to an important and fascinating period of revival in the church. Christianity had spread widely in pre-independence Uganda, and the church had become well established. But as this happened, concerns began to emerge about nominalism, moral decline, and institutionalism in the church. The response to this was various movements of renewal, chief of which was The East African Revival.

Join us this Saturday, 3rd October, at Veracity Fount in Bukoto starting 4:30pm, as we explore the story of the Revival and continue to see how God has been at work in the church in Uganda.

Looking forward to your company.

07/08/2026

On Suffering Well; How should Christians today face this difficult reality of suffering? Does denying it help? How does the Christian doctrine of the fall and redemption help us understand human suffering? Rev. Raymond Bukenya helps us answer these questions and more.
Check out the full conversation on our YouTube Channel; Tabaaza Podcast (On Suffering Well)

24/07/2026

Why does the kind of music we sing when we are gathered in worship matter? Well because worship exists to help us make much of God and so should our music. Jonathan Omara joins us to discuss this important subject on our Tabaaza Podcast; 'On Music and Worship' (Follow the full conversation on our YouTube page)

22/07/2026

Taking a verse out of its original context can completely change its meaning. In this episode, we explore why context—historical, literary, and cultural—is essential for truly understanding what the Bible is telling us, and for correctly applying its teaching in our lives.

Follow the full conversation on our YouTube page; 'Why Context is Crucial for Bible Study'

15/07/2026

Hello Ladies,

Here is another invitation on behalf of the Veracity Fount Ladies'Forum to yet another great conversation on Godly friendship. What does it mean? And in essence, how distinct should it be as women who seek to emulate Christ? In Elisabeth Eliot's words, true friendship requires active effort and humility...

Perhaps, there is more for us as Godly women to think about. And here is a time of fellowship to do just that! Come with a girlfriend to the Veracity Fount Library! See you there!

01/07/2026

The name Sir Apollo Kaggwa is no doubt well-known in Kampala. You have probably used the road named after him or remember your SST teacher telling you that he was one of the signatories of the pivotal 1900 Buganda Agreement. Well, the story of Christianity in Uganda is painted with strokes of this man's works. His literary as well as political contributions to Buganda, Uganda and Christianity cannot be ignored.

Join us this Saturday, July 4th, as we look at this man and his contribution to the Christian faith that we uphold so dearly in Uganda.

16/06/2026

On the Unity of Christ" is a landmark 5th-century theological treatise written by St. Cyril of Alexandria that establishes the orthodox Christian doctrine of the hypostatic union—the teaching that Jesus Christ is simultaneously fully divine and fully human in one unified person.

Written in the turbulent aftermath of the Council of Ephesus (431), the text serves as a direct refutation of Nestorianism. Nestorius, the Patriarch of Constantinople, argued that Christ's divine and human natures were so distinct that they essentially formed two separate persons acting in tandem.

Cyril composed this work in the accessible format of a fictional dialogue to explain complex theology to a broader international audience.

Ask for this great classic when next you visit our library at Veracity Fount!

04/06/2026

What then is the charge they bring against us? They accuse us of profanity for entertaining lofty conceptions about the Holy Spirit. All that we, in following the teachings of the Fathers, confess as to the Spirit, they take in a sense of their own, and make it a handle against us, to denounce us for profanity. We, for instance, confess that the Holy Spirit is of the same rank as the Father and the Son, so that there is no difference between them in anything, to be thought or named, that devotion can ascribe to a Divine nature. We confess that, save His being contemplated as with peculiar attributes in regard of Person, the Holy Spirit is indeed from God, and of the Christ, according to Scripture , but that, while not to be confounded with the Father in being never originated, nor with the Son in being the Only-begotten, and while to be regarded separately in certain distinctive properties, He has in all else, as I have just said, an exact identity with them.

Drop by this weekend for a good read on the Patristic Fathers!!!

19/05/2026

"We need to be careful that we do not add our own man-made rules to the Scriptures. Some convictions that we hold dearly may be derived more from our particular Christian culture than derived from Scripture, and we need to learn to discern the differences. It is okay to have cultural convictions, but we should be careful that we do not elevate them to the same authority as Scripture. So much judgmentalism among Christians today occurs because we do this."~Jerry Bridges

Come let us get into the scriptures together. Every Wednesday at 5:30pm..as we journey through St. John's Gospel at Bethel House of Prayer, Kikumi Kikumi.

07/05/2026

Our Book of the Day; "The Gospel in the Marketplace of Ideas: Paul's Mars Hill Experience for Our Pluralistic World" by Kenneth Duncan Litwak and Paul Copan

Our world is multicultural, multireligious, multiphilosophical. It ranges from fundamental monotheism to do-it-yourself spirituality to strident atheism. How can Christians engage in communicating across worldviews in this pluralistic and often relativistic society? When Paul visited Athens, he found an equally multicultural and multireligious setting. From Jews to Gentiles, elite to poor, slaves to slave owners, from olive-skinned Gentiles to dark-skinned Ethiopians―the Greco-Roman world was a dynamic mix. Religious practices were also wide and varied, with the imperial cult of emperor worship being the most prominent. Many also frequented the temples for the traditional Greek pantheon, and participated in the secret rituals of the mystery religions.Seeking to embolden the church's witness in today's society, philosopher Paul Copan and New Testament scholar Kenneth Litwak show how Paul's speech to the Athenians (found in Acts 17) provides a practical model for Christians today. They uncover the cultural and religious background of this key episode in the apostle?s career and they encourage believers to winsomely challenge the idols of our time to point contemporary Athenians to Christ.

Drop by at the Veracity Fount library this week and dive in! 😊

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