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Phaneroo at 10: More than a church ministry

Phaneroo Ministries International, one of Uganda’s most dynamic and rapidly growing Christian ministries, will mark a decade of spiritual impact today.

Founded in 2014 by Apostle Grace Lubega, Phaneroo has evolved from a small fellowship of believers into a movement that attracts thousands weekly. The ministry’s flagship event, the weekly Phaneroo Fellowship, is held every Thursday at the Uganda Manufacturers Association (UMA) showgrounds. Additionally, Sunday services take place in the UMA Multipurpose Hall in Lugogo, Kampala, becoming beacons of hope and inspiration for many.

Apostle Lubega and his team of pastors have been at the forefront of transforming lives and communities through powerful Gospel preaching, fervent worship, and community outreach initiatives. Although the fellowship predominantly attracts youth, it also features a children’s church (Next Gen) and a section for older persons above 50 years of age (Golden Fathers and Mothers).

The word ‘Phaneroo,’ derived from the Greek term ‘To make manifest’ or ‘bring to light,’ encapsulates the ministry’s mission. True to its name, Phaneroo has been instrumental in illuminating the Gospel for many. Over the past decade, the ministry has expanded its reach beyond Uganda’s borders, touching lives in various countries through online platforms and international missions.