In his address delivered today, Wednesday, July 17, 2024, at the St. Phillips Estates Bugongi Church of Uganda Parish, Rt. Rev. Gaddi Akanjuna, the Bishop of the Diocese of Kigezi, emphasized the importance of upholding personal integrity and reputation among Christians.
The occasion marked the confirmation of 107 individuals into the Anglican faith and the solemnization of three couples in church marriage, highlighting a day of spiritual significance and communal celebration.
Bishop Akanjuna underscored that preserving one’s name carries profound implications, not only for personal honor but also for the esteem of future generations. “When you protect your name as a woman or man, it brings respect to the entire family and others,” he asserted, urging the congregation to reflect on the enduring value of a reputable character.
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Highlighting the transformative power of faith, Bishop Akanjuna called upon the newly confirmed Christians to embody the teachings of the Kingdom of God in their daily lives. “Remember what you have learned about the Kingdom of God, which will guide you to walk with Jesus Christ,” he counseled, encouraging a commitme nt to righteousness and spiritual growth.
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New confirmants expressed their dedication to applying the lessons imparted by Bishop Akanjuna, committing to uphold the values of integrity and faith in their communities.
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The ceremony not only served as a milestone of faith but also as a reaffirmation of the Bishop’s message: that safeguarding one’s name is not merely a personal responsibility but a testament to a life lived in accordance with God’s teachings.
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