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Bombo Pentecostal Church belongs to the PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD (PAG) Church organization, Uganda. The church began in the living room of Lieutenant Raymond Okwanga (deceased) on the 17th October 1998 with 30 people. The newly born church then sought the support of and the cover of Kampala Pentecostal Church. It was thus adopted as one of the Churches of Pentecostal Assemblies of God. Bombo Pentecostal Church has since then grown into a dynamic spirit-filled church running two worship services every Sunday, and overseeing three other churches, i.e. Wobuluenzi Pentecostal church, luweero pentecostal church, and kakooge Pentecostal church..Pastor Alex Ojera is the Pastoral team leader of Bombo Pentecostal Church ,together with his wife Millie Ojera, assisted by a dedicated team of Elders and the administration of the church,they are being used by God to serve the poor as they evangelize Bombo and surrounding areas..

We are located in Bombo town, 21 miles north of Kampala, the capital city of Uganda. Despite her small population of just over 16,699 (Uganda Bureau of Statistics, 2002-09-13 census ), Bombo is the home of diverse cultures, a factor akin to big cities and towns. Apart from the Nubian race which is unique to Bombo, the diversity in culture is attributed to the nation’s army headquarters located in the heart of Bombo, which gathers soldiers and civil servants from all over the nation. Much as this unity in diversity creates a beauty of its own, it also introduces varied values, mannerisms, and beliefs that are not God-glorifying. We believe our God given purpose is to introduce the Biblical culture which should supersede all others represented in this community, consequently overcoming the suffering and depression being experienced, and bringing the abundant life that Jesus Christ died to give us.

Our dream is to see a church and a community where: -
Jesus Christ is exalted above religions and all other gods.
Jesus Christ is exalted above ungodly cultures and traditions of men, such as witchcraft.
Jesus Christ is exalted above sinful pleasures such as sexual immorality and drunkenness.
Jesus Christ is exalted above status, position, and power.
Jesus Christ is exalted above honored and revered personalities.

In a nutshell, we are here:-
TO TRANSFORM LIVES FOR JESUS CHRIST UNTIL HE ALONE IS EXALTED ABOVE EVERYTHING AND EVERYONE ELSE.


 
DONELA ORANGE NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL
Our dream of a school to provide quality and affordable formal education to the children of Bombo came to pass, when we opened Donela Orange Nursery and Primary School on February 15th 2008 with 7 (seven) pupils. As we close the year, Donela has 50 pupils. ..More
LIFE WITH HOPE
Life with hope is a care ministry for people with HIV/AIDS and their families We care for the infected and affected families’ emotional, material, and spiritual needs. Read More
BATTLE AGAINST MALARIA

With the support of friends from Saddleback Community Church and Peninsula Community Church in USA, we have been able to provide treated mosquito nets to over 700 families in Bombo.More

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LIFE WITH HOPE TESTIMONY:   A LIFELINE TO SCALE THE WALLS OF HOPE:

Life With Hope (LWH) is in the business of giving hope to people infected and affected by the HIV/AIDS virus. Various families have benefited from the hope extended to them through LWH. One such family is that of the late Christine Night Ayena..More
God answered our prayer this year and currently five of our young people are being fully sponsored by Peninsula Community Church, through Align Ministries at different institutions of higher learning here in Uganda.
With a professional skill, we believe that each of these young people have a better chance in life to break free from the vicious cycle of poverty. More
OPERATION HEAL AFRICA
Bridging the health gap
Over 1500 people received free treatment at the medical camp in Bombo!
While on a visit to Bombo in September 2007, Pastors Jim and Ken from Peninsula Community Church (PCC) felt that we could respond to the dire health needs in our community by carrying out a joint Medical Mission at Bombo.
After nine months of preparation, this outreach code named “Operation Heal Africa”
the clinic set off on Sunday afternoon on 7th September, and was concluded on Friday 12th September 2008. The main clinic documented 1117 cases handled.
At the VCT clinic 375 cases were handled. An estimated 300 received vitamins and de-worming tablets.

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