Pastor Aloysius Bujjingo, the lead pastor of House of Prayer Ministries International, has completed his national identification registration at the Kololo Independence Grounds. The exercise is part of the ongoing national mass registration and renewal campaign being conducted by the National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA), targeting Ugandans who need new or renewed national IDs.

In an emotionally charged service at House of Prayer Ministries International (HPMI), Lead Pastor Aloysius Bugingo paid tribute to his late bodyguard, Richard Muhumuza, as a "hero of the church" who sacrificed his life to protect him during a January 2024 assassination attempt. The service, marked by fervent prayer and anointing, also saw Bugingo hail President Yoweri Museveni as his second hero for ensuring Uganda’s stability.

“Do not neglect the children, especially those who have been disobedient—keep praying for them.”

A seven-day prayer and fasting session has commenced at Canan Land, led by Pastor Aloysious Bujjingo.During the opening service,  Bujjingo emphasized the importance of prayer and anointing oil in transforming believers into victorious Christians. He declared that God had a special blessing for those participating in the week-long event, particularly parents who have been praying for their children. God has a special message for this week, especially for parents who have been interceding for their families,” he said. “Do not neglect the children, especially those who have been disobedient—keep praying for them.”

In a fiery lunch-hour sermon at Canaan Land Makerere, Pr. Aloysius Bujjingo launched a blistering attack on the dangers of social media misuse among believers. The outspoken priest accused many Christians of "trading eternal truth for viral lies" through their reckless online behaviour.  

In a heartfelt tribute, Pastor Aloysious Bugingo of House of Prayer Ministries led congregants in prayers for the family of the late Cedric Babu Ndilima, the renowned Ugandan media personality, sports administrator, and political figure who passed away on May 31 after a battle with heart complications. Babu, 46, succumbed to his illness weeks after collapsing during a tennis tournament in Kigali, Rwanda, and being airlifted to Nairobi for treatment

Pastor Aloysious Bujjingo, today led a powerful prayer session at Canaan Land, urging believers to seek God with unwavering faith. The event, which drew a large gathering of worshippers, was marked by intense prayers, worship, and a call for divine breakthroughs in the lives of the faithful.