Senior Reporter
Bishop Gaddie Akanjuna of the Diocese of Kigezi urged the youth to embody the essence of being the salt and light of the earth during the conclusion of the four-day Youth and Students Convention at St. Peter’s Cathedral Rugarama Hill Gardens in Kabale Municipality. The event attracted over 4000 young individuals.
He emphasized that stagnation is not an option and encouraged the youth to embrace transformation through the power of Christ. Bishop Akanjuna stressed the importance of boldly proclaiming faith in Jesus Christ and letting their light guide others, urging them to use their talents and energy to bring positive change to their communities.
Rev. Robertson Agaba Peter, a dedicated youth worker within the Diocese, highlighted the need to bridge the gender gap in church activities, noting the predominance of female attendance at the convention. He emphasized the equal importance of ensuring the rights and well-being of both genders and advocated for a comprehensive approach to empower all children.
Simon Turyakira, Chairperson of Youth in the Diocese, echoed the call to action, emphasizing the practical application of the lessons learned from the convention. He urged fellow young participants to integrate these teachings into their daily lives, working towards a brighter future for themselves and their communities.
