Gospel promotion

There are great opportunities for the gospel and the people are willing, but they’re hindered by limited resources.
The Karamoja Gospel Promotion Partnership Project aims to support the church "to proclaim the Gospel in accordance with Christ's Commission to make disciples of all nations" with:

- clergy stipend and diocesan expenses
- clergy and lay leader training and conferences
- scholarship for theological students
- evangelistic missions
- and other ministry expenses.

Community Development

The Diocese of Karamoja plays a vital role as a spiritual and community development leader, providing education, health and community education. This project aims to restore nd expand St Philip’s Centre
1. Community gatherings - church meetings, youth groups, Mothers Union seminars, and community health and peace-building events
2. Emergency shelter - safe accommodation during disasters and crises
3. Event hosting - hospitality venue for special occasions and community needs
4. Conference rental - meeting space for government agencies and NGO organizations
5. Training hub - educational centre for clergy and lay leader development

Since 2012 NW Anglicans have been visiting to preach in churches and teach week long intensive, particularly on biblical theology and discipleship. We are thankful for our friends, family, and members of the diocese who support these teaching trips to Karamoja.

For more information on how you can support Karamoja please contact the diocesan office eharris@anglicandnwa.org

Right Reverend Michael Chorey

The Bishop, Rt Revd Michael Chorey his wife Rev Canon Jane have planted 24 churches in eastern Karamoja. His focus is to continue mission and evangelism so that God’s kingdom will grow.  

He aims to strengthen ministry among men, and support youth and women’s ministry and support men’s ministry. A key priority will be the welfare of clergy, investing in their ongoing education and providing adequate support so they can lead effective and fruitful ministries.