Kampala, Uganda: Kireka Miracle Centre Church (KMCC) will this Sunday, May 11, host a grand homecoming celebration as it commemorates 30 years of impactful ministry and community service in Kireka, Namugongo Division, Kira Municipality.
Founded by Pastor Paddy Musoke, KMCC has grown into a spiritual cornerstone in the Kamuli C community, nurturing over 5,000 souls to Christ, establishing five church branches, and building a network of more than 1,000 partner churches across Uganda and beyond.
The 30th anniversary celebration is expected to attract thousands of old and new followers, including those who have since relocated or started their own ministries, in a reunion event themed around “Thanksgiving and Spiritual reflection”.
KMCC Administrator, Mr Tendo Allan, who is part of the organizing committee, told DailyExpress that the day will feature a special church service, live entertainment, and communal feasting. “It is going to be a whole event with a number of activities. It’s open to everybody,” he said.
KMCC has over the years become home to more than 3,000 active members and operates several ministries targeting various segments of the congregation, including the Women of Destiny, Youth Ministry, Married Men, Singles Ministry, and the renowned “Blessed Hands Ministry” which provides humanitarian support to families in need of food, shelter, clothing, and medical care.
Pastor Paddy Musoke, who ministers alongside Pastor Roland Tamale and Pastor David Goobi, is credited for leading the church with a vision centered on transforming lives “one soul at a time.”
A statement on the church’s website reads, “We serve in the spirit of excellence with integrity and compassion for our community, our nation, and our world.”
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