The Bishop of the Diocese of Kigezi, Rt. Rev. Gaddie Akanjuna, has called upon newly confirmed Christians to always uphold the virtue of truthfulness in all aspects of their lives.
He made these remarks today while officiating at the confirmation ceremony during the service at St. John’s Kizinga Archdeaconry in Kaharo Sub County of Kabale District, where 150 Christians were confirmed into the Anglican faith.
Bishop Akanjuna emphasized the importance of honesty, urging the newly confirmed Christians to always tell the truth regardless of the situation. He highlighted that truth is the cornerstone of their faith and a reflection of their commitment to living according to Christ’s teachings.
He urged Christians to remain steadfast in their faith and adhere to the moral standards of Christianity.
“Truth is the cornerstone of our faith,” Bishop Akanjuna asserted. “It is a reflection of our commitment to living according to Christ’s teachings. I urge you to remain steadfast in your faith and adhere to the moral standards of Christianity.”
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Preaching in the same service, Kwesiga Ambrose, a theology lecturer at Bishop Barham University, called on Christians to turn away from demonic teachings and follow the path of Jesus Christ. He highlighted that Satan is infiltrating the church in mysterious ways, thus calling on true believers to stand firm and fight against it.
He also warned Christians about the dangers of false prophets and encouraged believers to remain true to their faith.
“Satan is infiltrating the church in mysterious ways,” warned Kwesiga. “True believers must stand firm and fight against it. Beware of false prophets and remain true to your faith.”
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The confirmation ceremony at St. John’s Kizinga Archdeaconry was not just a significant religious milestone for the newly confirmed Christians but also an occasion for the entire community to reflect on the core values of their faith.
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