About Us — St. Apollo Kivebulaaya Kansanga C.O.U

Our Story

Named after a pioneering African evangelist

Our parish bears the name of St. Apollo Kivebulaaya — one of East Africa's pioneering African evangelists, whose missionary work spread the Gospel across the region.

Beginning as a modest community of believers, the parish has grown to encompass over a thousand Christians who gather week by week for worship and discipleship.

We are a Church of Uganda parish under the Province of the Anglican Communion — faithful to Scripture, the historic creeds and the Book of Common Prayer.

Why We Exist

Mission & Vision

Worship

To gather God's people in reverent, joyful worship — celebrating the Sacraments and proclaiming the Word of God in spirit and truth.

Discipleship

To raise Christ-centred disciples through Bible teaching, small-group fellowship and personal mentorship across every age group.

Service

To serve our community in the love of Christ — caring for the vulnerable, supporting families and proclaiming the good news.

Shepherds of the Flock

Clergy & Staff

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Rev. Alex Kyobe

Parish Priest

Born 27 September 1981, Rev. Kyobe accepted Christ in September 1995 while in Primary Five. He holds a BSc in Mathematics and Physics with Education (2004–2007) and taught at Mengo Senior School (2007–2019). He earned a Master of Divinity from Uganda Christian University (2019–2021) and served at St. Stephen's Luzira (2022–2023) before coming to Kansanga.

Serving the Parish

Church Executive

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Mrs. Hellen Magumadde

Church Warden

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Mrs. Florence Kasule

Treasurer

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Mr. James Ogwang

Chairman Estates

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Mr. James Kyazze

Head of Laity

Our Foundation

What We Believe

The Holy Scriptures

The Bible — Old and New Testaments — is the inspired Word of God, supreme authority in all matters of faith and life.

The Holy Trinity

One God, eternally existing in three Persons — Father, Son and Holy Spirit — as confessed in the Apostles' and Nicene Creeds.

Salvation in Christ

Salvation is the gracious gift of God, received by faith in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the only Saviour and Lord.

The Sacraments

Baptism and Holy Communion are celebrated as visible signs of God's grace at work within His Church.

The Church & Mission

One parish within the Church of Uganda, part of the global Anglican Communion, sent into the world to make disciples of all nations.

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