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New Bishop of Ankole Consecrated
First published 21st July 2010Bishop Frederick Sheldon Mwesigwawas consecrated as the new bishop of Ankole Diocese on the 18th July, 2010.
Latest Global Community Links News
First published 19th July 2010Planning a link visit that will have a development dimension? Hoping to organise a project through your link that will educate people about world development issues / poverty, etc.?
Sad news from Uganda
First published 15th July 2010UCU members caught up in blast.
New Bishop for Mukono Diocese
First published 5th July 2010Praise to our Saviour Jesus Christ our Lord.Rev. Canon James William Ssebaggala Walusimbi has been elected the next Diocesan Bishop of the Diocese of Mukono.
Bristol Diocese and Masindi Kitara form new Link ...
First published 29th June 2010June 2010 marked the first exchanges in our new link with the Diocese of Masindi Kitara when Jackie Waters-Dewhurst hosted Bishop Stanley Ntagali at All Saints Centre.
Lessons from Uganda by Simon Stevenette
First published 1st March 2010In January 2010 four people from Bristol Diocese spent two weeks in Uganda exploring their own calling in the context of ministry in Uganda.
Perpetua Gimadu remembered
First published 22nd February 2010In June 2009 Bishop Lee Rayfield and Rev Chris Dobson were privileged to stay with Maama Perpetua and Bishop Daniel Gimadu in their home.
The life and times of Bishop Patrick Kyaligonza
First published 22nd February 2010By Raymond BagumaThe world is a stage, and all men mere players, Shakespeare once said. But nobody foresaw that the Rev. Canon Patrick Kyaligonzas part in the script of life would end sooner than later.
Rwenzori Diocese Bishop killed in road accident
First published 11th February 2010(Article reproduced from Anglican Mainstream website) Bishop Patrick Kyaligonza was killed in a road crash this week. His wife Rose has been injured.
New Bishop Elect for Ankole Diocese
First published 25th January 2010Rev. Dr Sheldon Mwesigwa has been elected as the new Bishop of Ankole to replace the outgoing Bishop, the Rt Rev George Tibeesigwa.
Northern Uganda gets a new Bishop
First published 4th January 2010St Philips Cathedral was abuzz with preparations for many days before the big event.An outdoor podium was reconstructed; the Cathedral roof was painted; the surrounding houses were spruced up and a lot of garden.
The Container is at its last resting place!
First published 4th January 2010It is always wise to have someone local with you when you try to find a bus at a Ugandan bus park.
Training Clergy, Changing Lives
First published 17th December 2009Rev Herbert Beegumanya graduated in June 2009 with an upper second class honours degree from Uganda Christian University.
Christian Aid News
First published 10th November 2009Christian Aid - Christmas AppealIm contacting you to let you know about some excellent resources we have for Advent and Christmas this year in the hope that they could be highlighted in your churches and other networks.
Bristol and Swindon Blue Wave
First published 13th October 2009Join the national rally to encourage our leaders to take seriously the challenges posed by Climate Change when they meet in Copenhagen in December.
Daphne Hardwick writes from Uganda ...
First published 13th October 2009You can follow all Daphne's updates here. Crossing the lineI arrived here in West Ankole last Wednesday having crossed the Equator en route.
All aboard for Kitgum
First published 14th September 2009Article written by Ricky Winn of Bristol West Deanery Uganda Link. A great opportunity arose in July when Clare Jefferies, a teacher at Nailsea School, Somerset let us know that her school was being completely rebuilt.
Latest update on the Kitgum Container
First published 1st September 2009I thought that your parishes may like to know that the 8000 raised from 6 parishes and individuals has enabled us to send a 40Ft container to two church schools in Kitgum, one of which is the Janani Luwum Memorial school, 20 kms north of Kitgum.
Consecration of new cathedral for West Buganda
First published 24th August 2009The official opening of the new cathedral at Kako is on Sunday 30.8.09.
Message from Mbale Diocese
First published 24th August 2009Dear friends,Greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.We as a Diocese, are very much suddened to learn of the death of Father John Bradley.
Food shortages hit Northern Uganda
First published 20th August 2009According to an IRIN report of18 August 2009a prolonged drought is hitting 17 districts in the North, North East and North West of Uganda.
Message from North Mbale
First published 19th August 2009Dear Chris, We have learnt with shock the demise of our Bro. John Bradley but also due to the fact he was in the Lord's Ministry, we believe God has called him to himself for a divine purpose.
Father John Bradley
First published 17th August 2009We have been deeply saddened by the news of the sudden death of Father John Bradley on Wednesday 12th August, one of the assistant priests at Westbury-on-Trym Parish Church; he will be greatly missed. His funeral will be held on Wednesday 2nd Septemb
New Bishop elected for Northern Uganda
First published 13th August 2009The following is an extract from the website of the Diocese of Northern Uganda.
Container on it's way to Uganda
First published 10th August 2009This month Bristol West Deanery will be packing a container with school equipment, desks, chairs, screens, computers, all you need to run a school and sending it out to Kitgum in Northern Uganda.
Mission in West Buganda
First published 10th August 2009Romans gives us an insight into a convention at Kako in West Buganda Diocese which he attended with Tabitha Ddembe and Amy a young woman from the UK.
A life well lived ...
First published 24th July 2009It is with sad, but grateful hearts that we received the following message from the Diocese of Northern Uganda."From Rev. Willy AkenaChristian greetings from the Diocese of Northern Uganda is the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Latest news from Swindon Deanery
First published 20th July 2009Since our return from Uganda Chris Hawkes and I have been actively developing links between our local schools and schools in Uganda.
Visitors from Uganda to St Mary Redcliffe and Temple School
First published 6th July 2009SMRT has recently come through that they have received funding grants to allow two teachers and two pupils from their link school in Ikoba to come over and visit Bristol in September 2009.
Breaking new ground ... report from the City Deanery
First published 6th July 2009Arrival of Revd. Romans Serunjogi, Mission Co-ordinator for Central Buganda Diocese to stay in the East Bristol Partnership for two weeks.
Visit of Canon Edidah Mary to Bristol Diocese
First published 26th June 2009Bristol Diocese Mothers' Union is linked with West Ankole in Uganda so it was with great pleasure that we welcomed Canon Edidah Mary in June.
Over £2,000 raised for our Links, thank you!
First published 19th June 2009Thank you to all those generous givers who have supported the work of the Diocesan Link during the week of celebrations.
Commemorative Banner to celebrate 40 years of the link
First published 10th June 2009Many thanks go to Mrs Joan Hawkins and the banner group from St Mary's Church, Almondsbury, who made this wonderful banner to commemorate our 40 years of partnership.
Our hearts were full of joy ...
First published 10th June 2009North Wiltshire - Kigezi Link: 40th Celebrations remembered by Jane GibbsFrom the moment that our visitor, Canon Stanley, arrived at Heathrow he was a friend and a most rewarding person to introduce round the Deanery.
40 years and still going strong ...
First published 9th June 2009Mary Fallon writes:A happy reunion for me personally with Bishop Paul and Maama Margaret Kizito when they arrived at Chippenham Deanery.
Our actions affect the lives of our partners
First published 14th May 2009The following article is written by Richard Croft who will be travelling to Uganda from 17th May - 10th June, 2009.
Bishop Lee heads for Uganda
First published 13th May 2009Sunday 17th May Bishop Lee, Chris Dobson and Richard Crofts from Bristol Diocese fly out to Uganda as part of our 40 year celebrations.
North Wiltshire Deanery supporting education in Kigezi
First published 31st March 2009When Chris Dobson and a team from Bristol Diocese went out to Uganda in January they took with them a gift of 300 from North Wiltshire Deanery to purchase books for Lake Bunyonyi Secondary School.
My Trip to Uganda - by Emily Paginton
First published 25th February 2009Emily's trip was organised in partnership with DFID.
Mothers' Union Members and School Children learn about life in Gulu, Northern Uganda
First published 25th February 2009Almondsbury village recently played host to Mrs Christine Abia, who was visiting from the diocese of Northern Uganda. Christine's visit was part of a three week tour of the Bristol Area as a guest of the Bristol West Deanery.
Bristol Girl travels to Uganda
First published 14th February 2009Emily Paginton, 18, in her final year at St Mary Redcliffe and Temple School travels to Uganda on the 15th February 2009 with a party of teachers and pupils from Bristol Schools.
Meryl Streep came Out of Africa, Mary Head, Julia and Derek Lettey went into Africa ...
First published 15th December 2008A day in the life of an African adventurer begins with break of dawn and the incessant sound of cocks crowing.
Ugandan Church leads campaign against corruption
First published 5th December 2008Rt Rev Zac Niringiye, Assistant Bishop of Kampala attended the launch of the Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda (ACCU) in November.
Recipe of the Day
First published 28th November 2008White Ant Relish
The Peter Fund, supporting young people in rebuilding their lives
First published 24th November 2008Peter FundSt Peters Henleaze is linked to St Philip's Pro-Cathedral in Gulu.
Celebrating 100 years of the Mother's Union in Uganda
First published 19th November 2008The Mothers Union in Uganda was started in 1908 by Mrs. Weatherhead, wife of the then head teacher of Budo Junior School.
Bristol West Deanery, supporting clergy education in North West Uganda
First published 19th November 2008An inspirational leader. Before becoming vicar of Stapleton in 1970, Canon Norman Campbell had been a missionary in Northern Uganda since 1949.
Rukunjiri Rondavels - Out in Africa with Emily Feltham
First published 29th October 2008Emily Feltham has just left St Mary's Redcliffe School, and has started a gap year before going on to study at Mansfield College, Oxford in 2009.
Training Pastors for Northern Uganda
First published 29th October 200814 years of support for Theological Education in Uganda.
A life changing experience on the streets of Kampala ...
First published 25th September 2008Will Churchill talks to Chris DobsonWill is just starting a gap year before going on to university. During the year he hopes to volunteer abroad somewhere.