Breaking News: Rev. Canon Prof. Grace Lubaale Consecrated Fourth Bishop of Busoga Diocese
The Church of Uganda has consecrated Rev. Canon Prof. Grace Lubaale as the fourth bishop of Busoga Diocese, marking a new chapter in the spiritual leadership of one of the church’s historic dioceses.
The consecration brings to a close the period of transition following the tenure of his predecessor and ushers in renewed hopes for pastoral growth, unity, and mission in the diocese. Clergy, lay leaders, and Christians from across Busoga and beyond gathered to witness the milestone, describing it as a moment of thanksgiving and fresh commitment to the work of the Gospel.
Rev. Canon Prof. Lubaale is widely respected for his service to the Church of Uganda as a priest, theologian, and academic. His background in theological education and church leadership is expected to strengthen discipleship, clergy formation, and community engagement within the diocese.
In his message following the consecration, Bishop Lubaale called on Christians to remain steadfast in faith, to work together in love, and to place mission and service at the heart of the church’s calling. He emphasized the need for spiritual renewal, integrity, and compassionate outreach, especially to the vulnerable in society.
Church leaders congratulated the new bishop, noting that his experience and commitment position him well to guide Busoga Diocese in a time of both opportunity and challenge. Prayers were offered for wisdom, good health, and God’s guidance as he begins his episcopal ministry.
The consecration of Bishop Grace Lubaale stands as a significant moment for the Church of Uganda and the people of Busoga, signaling continuity in faith and leadership as the diocese looks to the future.
