Diocese of South Rwenzori and Kagando Hospital, Uganda

St Peter's Cathedral Kagando Hospital

The long-standing links between All Saints and South Rwenzori in S.W. Uganda have been in existence since the mid 1980s when the South Rwenzori Diocese came into being.  The diocese centres on the town of Kasese where the Rev. Canon Nason Baluku was consecrated and enthroned at St. Paul’s Cathedral in December 2020, becoming the 3rd Bishop of South Rwenzori.

All Saints’ currently supports the Diocese through prayer and financial giving towards the education of theological students studying for ordination, and the training of part-time students studying to become lay readers. Both clergy and lay-staff will go on to perform pastoral duties in the many parishes within the diocese.
The other focus of our prayer and giving is Kagando Hospital which began as a small mission hospital and has grown into a medical centre and teaching hospital with a strong gospel ministry. The hospital plays a vital role within the Kagando Rural Development Centre (KARUDEC), aiming to proclaim the love of God by serving to improve the physical and spiritual well-being of the poor and disadvantaged people in the district.

A number of people from a range of professional backgrounds have contributed their expertise to establish and maintain the growth and development which has occurred. Among them have been many from All Saints’; most recently Peter and Heather Candy who for two years managed different projects within and around the hospital. Currently our closest links with KARUDEC are through Dr. Rob and Jen Morris. Dr Rob Morris is the Chairman of the charity ‘Friends of Kagando’ and has previously served as Deputy Director of Medicine at Kagando Hospital.

Others within our congregation with recent and current links to the diocese are:

* Helen Tuddenham who serves as Treasurer for Friends of Kagando.
* Richard and Elaine Browning who have made a number of visits to South Rwenzori, where they have provided training for Five Talents UK.

Find out more through:
www.southrwenzorid.org <http://www.southrd.org/>
www.friendsofkagando.co.uk <http://www.friendsofkagando.org.uk/>

Main Contact: Sarah Beeston

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All Saints is an anglican church with a strong evangelical tradition serving the parish of Lindfield in the Diocese of Chichester in West Sussex.

Although we are a local church, we are also committed to supporting God's work further afield - through the Sussex Gospel Partnership and through our many mission partners who are involved in mission work in this country and across the world.

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