Read: Executive Director Messages above

- Innocent Karuhanga -UMUCCA Executive Director
Read: Pastor Olango Bible Messages above

- Charles Olango -UMUCCA Pastor
Welcome, and thank you for visiting Uganda Martyrs United Church of Canada website. We hope and pray that the information on this website will inspire you to come and worship with us in our Sunday service.
Feel free to browse and explore more information about our church.
We will be humbled and blessed with your presence in the name of Jesus Christ when you come and praise the lord with us.
Uganda Martyrs United Church of Canada Church office at 416-652-9470
2799 Weston, North York, ON M9M 2R8
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Prayer, simply put is talking with God. We could be praising Him (Adoration), asking for forgiveness (Confession), showing gratitude (Thanksgiving) and asking for favours (Supplication). Whatever is on your mind to pray for, you are welcome to join us on Zoom each Thursday from 9:00 p.m to 10:00 p.m starting this Thursday (May 7, 2020).
During this hour, we will be praying with and for each other. There will be opportunity for open prayer requests as well as private requests. If you have any questions please call:
Pastor Eddie Jjumba - 416 837 1790
George Ngogolo – 416 628 7094
Kareem Kaliba – 416 856 5410
Peace and grace to you in this unique and challenging time in the history of our world.
We anticipate that on the 15th of November 2020, we will congregate to our church building; however during this process there will be some areas which will be restricted with exceptions. As schools in several provinces and public gatherings start to re-open, people are moving forward to lay down strategies which will keep their communities safe. The re-opening committee team has been working very hard to ensure that everything is in place for our church to re-open.
We were blessed that we had the capacity to conduct worship service electronically, and this experience has been immensely powerful with the people behind the scenes that have continued to make everything possible. We will continue to align ourselves with United Church Worship Online during COVID-19 webpage as well as following the local government health guidelines. The cleaners have resumed their cleaning services, and they will be complimented by thorough disinfectant of the premises.
The custodian in-charge will make sure that COVID-19 measures are followed by all faith groups, and people who come in the building. We will continue to conduct our zoom services in conjunction with in-person service. In the meantime, we will ONLY utilize the following areas: first floor, upstairs i.e. the sanctuary, administration office block, the MEN and WOMEN washrooms on west side of the building.
Out of bound areas
The hall, Kitchen, Sunday school room, and the unsex washroom are closed off and out of bounds for the public.
The Building
Worship Guidelines
Partially, worship will continue to be held online, although some exceptions may be made for outdoor worship with social distancing and masks.
Communion
If communion is offered, best practices suggest the following:
Passing the Peace and the Offering Plate
Singing
Cleaning
After each gathering, there will be thorough cleaning of bathrooms, door handles, hymnbooks, pew Bibles, backs of pews, microphones, musical instruments, and all other universally used areas.
Over 60 or Otherwise Vulnerable?
We remember that God is with us; we are not alone. And we say, thanks be to God.
Regards
Innocent Karuhanga
Executive Director - UMUCCA
2 John 1-13 To accommodate those who deprave the doctrine of Christ injures our own orthodox witness.
An Army of Insect Soldiers Joel 2 is a more complete description of this nation of insects that has overrun Judea, describing the individual soldiers and their actions.
Three ways of standing firm in your faith “I waited patiently for the LORD; he turned to me and heard my cry. He lifted me out of the slimy pit, out of the mud and mire; he set my feet upon a rock and gave me a firm place to stand”.
A GREAT EARTHQUAKE. No man has more religion than he can show in time of adversity. The jail was a test of the Christian character of Paul and Silas. The way they stood the test, not only exalts them as Christian heroes, but also shows what power there is in the religion of Jesus.
Jehoshaphat's alliance with Ahab. This history we read in 1 Kings 22. Abundant riches and honour give large opportunities of doing good, but they are attended with many snares and temptations.