Pastor Aloysious Bujjingo of HPMI Church has announced that the 2025 Independence Night prayers will be held on October 3rd.
This 24-hour prayer session will focus on the theme of deliverance from fire.
Pastor Bujjingo concluded the weekly Sunday prayers at the holy land of Canaan, where he also prayed for Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II, marking his 32 years on the throne.
He praised President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni's government for promoting cultural leadership and ensuring good governance.
The congregation offered thanksgiving prayers for the life of Maasoomi.
Pastor Bujjingo also condemned the negligence of parents who abandon their responsibilities, especially those who mistreat their children.
He warned parents, particularly mothers, against neglecting their children and leaving them in distress.
Pastor Aloysious Bujjingo of HPMI concluded the weekly Sunday prayers at the holy land of Canaan, delivering 12 key messages to workers, emphasising diligence over laziness.
He urged believers to work diligently, plan wisely, and treat their work as their greatest ally rather than chasing money aimlessly.
He stressed the importance of fervent prayers for strength and deliverance.
Among the issues addressed were laziness and workplace envy, where instead of working hard, some people tear others down, leaving everyone in misery.
Pastor Bujjingo referenced biblical teachings on dedication to work, sharing his own testimony of perseverance without complaint.
He also spoke against inter-clan marriages, warning that they violate cultural norms and biblical principles, though many overlook this issue.
His intention was to caution against diseases transmitted through bloodlines.
He rebuked fathers who neglect their wives and children, especially those who marry women with children and later mistreat them.
Pastor Bujjingo emphasised that family conflicts often arise from parents eavesdropping on private conversations or monitoring phone activities, leading to mistrust and discord among children.
This message was delivered during the weekly Sunday prayers at the holy land of Canaan.
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