BCCA KAMPALA
According to the Rule of CBCA Church(Kwa Uzuri na kwa Utaratibu), Article 181, The supreme body of BCCA Kampala Parish is the Church Assembly, now the Consistory or the Elder’s Council, and then the Pastor and his office. The Church council composed of the elders, pastors, heads of various ministries and services meet once every three months to coordinate activities of the church and exchange experiences.
The parish is led by the Senior Pastor and two Associate Pastors, assisted by heads of each ministry: Diaconate, Women and Family Service, Youth for Christ Ministry, Sunday School, Evangelism and Intercession, and Men and Family Service. Leaders are elected to ensure continuity and effectiveness in pastoral work.
Ministries and services organize pastoral, spiritual, and social activities: diaconate, women and family, youth, Sunday school, evangelism and intercession, and men and family service. Each ministry contributes to the holistic development of members and the local community.
The official colors of BCCA Kampala Parish are blue, white, and red, in accordance with the guidelines of the Baptist Community in Central Africa (BCCA). These colors are used on all materials, banners, and logos of the parish.
Religious services are conducted in Luganda, Swahili, and English to serve local communities and members coming from the DRC or other countries. The parish ensures linguistic inclusion for broad access to the Word.
BCCA Kampala Parish is located in Muwonge Zone, Katwe I, Makindye Division, Kampala City, Republic of Uganda. It serves as a mission field and evangelism center for the region.