Home | Member Churches | The Church of the Province of Uganda
Companion links connect dioceses through prayer, mutual support and shared mission.
Read companion relationships
- Ankole ↔ Bristol
- Armidale ↔ North Kigezi
- Bangor ↔ Lango
- Bukedi ↔ Winchester
- Bunyoro-Kitara ↔ Winchester
- Busoga ↔ Winchester
- Bristol ↔ Central Buganda
- Central Buganda ↔ Rupert's Land
- Dallas ↔ Kinkiizi
- Diocese in Europe ↔ Luwero
- Eldoret ↔ Mbale
- Bristol ↔ Kampala
- Karamoja ↔ Winchester
- Bristol ↔ Kigezi
- Kigezi ↔ Northern California
- Kinkiizi ↔ The Great Lakes
- Kinkiizi ↔ Winchester
- Bristol ↔ Kitgum
- Lango ↔ Louisiana
- Lango ↔ Winchester
- Bristol ↔ Luwero
- Madi & West Nile ↔ Winchester
- Bristol ↔ Mbale
- Mityana ↔ Winchester
- Bristol ↔ Muhabura
- Muhabura ↔ San Diego
- Muhabura ↔ Winchester
- Bristol ↔ Mukono
- Mukono ↔ Western Kansas
- Namirembe ↔ Winchester
- Bristol ↔ Nebbi
- Nebbi ↔ West Texas
- North Kigezi ↔ Winchester
- Bristol ↔ North Mbale
- North Mbale ↔ Sodor & Man
- Bristol ↔ Northern Uganda
- Oklahoma ↔ West Ankole
- Bristol ↔ Ruwenzori
- Soroti ↔ Winchester
- South Ruwenzori ↔ Winchester
- Bristol ↔ West Ankole
- Bristol ↔ West Buganda
42 unique recorded diocese relationships involve The Church of the Province of Uganda. 40 international relationships are shown as 9 country-to-country trails. 0 relationships are within one country; 2 lack a country link. Countries recorded for this Member Church: Uganda.
Member church
The Church of the Province of Uganda
- Archbishop of Uganda & Bishop of Kampala: The Most Revd Stephen Kaziimba
- Provincial Secretary: The Revd Canon Capt William Ongeng
- Provincial Treasurer: Mr Richard Obura
History
After its founding in 1877 by the Church Missionary Society, the Church grew through the evangelization of Africans by Africans. The first Ugandan clergy were ordained in 1893 and the Church of Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi became an independent Province in 1961. The history of the Church in Uganda has been marked by civil strife and martyrdom. In May 1980 the new Province of Burundi, Rwanda, and Zaire was inaugurated; the Province of Uganda has grown since then from seventeen to thirty seven dioceses.
Dioceses
- Ankole
- Bukedi
- Bunyoro-Kitara
- Busoga
- Central Buganda
- Central Busoga
- East Ruwenzori
- Kampala
- Karamoja
- Kigezi
- Kinkiizi
- Kitgum
- Kumi
- Lango
- Luwero
- Madi & West Nile
- Masindi-Kitara
- Mbale
- Mityana
- Muhabura
- Mukono
- Namirembe
- Nebbi
- North Ankole
- North Karamoja
- North Kigezi
- North Mbale
- Northern Uganda
- Northwest Ankole
- Ruwenzori
- Sebei
- Soroti
- South Ankole
- South Ruwenzori
- West Ankole
- West Buganda
- West Lango



