October 27, 2026

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Presbyterian Church Founder and ACF,Dr Ssempangi Critically Sick

 

By Angel Lubowa

The founder of a reformed church and a child foundation which revived the lives of many vulnerable children, Dr Rev Kefa Ssempangi is Critically sick and needs everyone's prayers.

Dr Ssempangi , a university Don and author who founded the Presbyterian Church in Uganda in 1979 following dictator Idi Amins departure is currently admitted in Aghakhan Hospital Nairobi Kenya.

He is also the founder of African child foundation in Mukono which is known for have revived lives of many would be hopeless children from the streets, orphans and the disadvantaged.

He has been weak since last year.
A source from his hospital said the medics are doing anything possible to ensure his life is secured.

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