The Diocese of Gulu and Northern Uganda acquired, with the support of the Fraternity, an agricultural area of approximately 405 stremmata (100 acres) in the Pabo region. The land and the borehole for its irrigation will boost agricultural production, food distribution, and the Diocese’s income.
Bishop Nektarios of Gulu presented motorcycles, donated by the Fraternity, to priests in Northern Uganda to facilitate their ministry in the region’s scattered Orthodox communities. Please help with the second purchase.
The Fraternity funded a new well in Eastern Uganda. Bishop Silvestros is now seeking support for the construction of buildings for the local Orthodox school.
Urgent need for the construction of a Church at the spiritual center of the Diocese, with a total cost of 20,000 euros.
Videos and highlights from the Fraternity’s gathering with His Grace Bishop Nektarios of Gulu
Thanks to the generosity of the Fraternity’s donors, two more boreholes were completed in northern Uganda, and an entire village ceased to suffer from water scarcity.
Bishop Nektarios of Gulu describes the seven wells constructed with the help of the Orthodox Missionary Fraternity in arid northern Uganda and appeals for support for the completion of the cathedral and the creation of an orphanage.
In the desert of the Exodus, God transformed a barren rock into a source of life. Today, the Orthodox Mission continues this same work in Uganda, funding wells that bring clean water, health, and hope to communities plagued by water scarcity.
The Fraternity’s sixth borehole in the Diocese of Gulu has been completed, providing clean water to thousands of people in the arid regions of Northern Uganda.
Another well of life from the source of your heart became a reality in the diocese of Gulu
Bishop Nektarios of Gulu visited our Fraternity and spoke with enthusiasm about his important missionary work in northern Uganda and the urgent need for a new well of clean water
Bishop Nektarios of Gulu and Northern Uganda presents the urgent needs of Orthodox mission: church construction, education, humanitarian aid, and water access. He highlights the symbolic transformation of Joseph Kony’s house into a Holy Church, turning terror into hope.
