1. Empowerment:** Understanding the constitution empowers individuals. It provides a clear understanding of our rights and responsibilities, allowing us to actively participate in civic life, make informed decisions, and engage in meaningful discourse.

2. Protecting Rights:** The constitution serves as a safeguard for our fundamental rights and freedoms. By understanding its provisions, we are better equipped to protect ourselves and our communities from potential abuses of power.

3. Informed Citizenship:** An informed citizenry is the backbone of a healthy democracy. Knowledge of the constitution enhances our ability to make sound judgments about political issues, policies, and the actions of our elected representatives.

4. Legal Literacy:** Understanding the constitution contributes to legal literacy. It allows us to navigate legal processes, advocate for our rights, and ensures fair treatment under the law.

5. Civic Engagement:** A deep understanding of the constitution encourages active civic engagement. Whether it's voting, participating in community initiatives, or peacefully protesting, an informed citizenry strengthens the democratic fabric of our nation.

6. Responsibility and Accountability:** The constitution defines the structure of our government and the limits of its power. When citizens understand these principles, they can hold public officials accountable for their actions, promoting transparency and ethical governance.

7. Unity in Diversity:** Uganda's diverse population can find a common ground in the constitution. Understanding its principles fosters unity by promoting a shared understanding of the values that bind us together as a nation.

8. Preventing Misinformation:** Misinformation can lead to confusion and mistrust. By understanding our constitution, we reduce the likelihood of being misled and contribute to a more informed and resilient society.

In light of these reasons, I believe that initiatives, such as the ongoing constitution translation project, play a crucial role in making the constitution more accessible to all Ugandans. If you have any thoughts or would like to discuss this further, feel free to reach out.

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“The advances of true civilization are all born in this inner world of mankind. It is only the inner life that is truly creative.”

 

If Christianity persists in neglecting its spiritual mission while it continues to busy itself with social and material problems, the spiritual renaissance must await the coming of these new teachers of Jesus' religion who will be exclusively devoted to the spiritual regeneration of men. And then will these spirit-born souls quickly supply the leadership and inspiration requisite for the social, moral, economic, and political reorganization of the world.

 

6. LAW, LIBERTY, AND SOVEREIGNTY

  134:6.1 If one man craves freedom -- liberty -- he must remember that all other men long for the same freedom. Groups of such liberty-loving mortals cannot live together in peace without becoming subservient to such laws, rules, and regulations as will grant each person the same degree of freedom while at the same time safeguarding an equal degree of freedom for all of his fellow mortals. If one man is to be absolutely free, then another must become an absolute slave. And the relative nature of freedom is true socially, economically, and politically. Freedom is the gift of civilization made possible by the enforcement of LAW.

 

Political Sovereignty and True Representative Government

 

Political Sovereignty and True Representative Government
 

Political Sovereignty and True Representative Government

 

 

The measure of the advance of society is directly determined by the degree to which public opinion can control personal behavior and state regulation through nonviolent expression. The really civilized government had arrived when public opinion was clothed with the powers of personal franchise. Popular elections may not always decide things rightly, but they represent the right way even to do a wrong thing. Evolution does not at once produce superlative perfection but rather comparative and advancing practical adjustment. 
 

 

Uganda Constitution Translation Project

INDEX PAGE

      

There are ten steps, or stages, to the evolution of a practical and efficient form of representative government, and these are:


1. Freedom of the person. Slavery, serfdom, and all forms of human bondage must disappear. 

 2. Freedom of the mind. Unless a free people are educated -- taught to think intelligently and plan wisely -- freedom usually does more harm than good. 
 
 3. The reign of law. Liberty can be enjoyed only when the will and whims of human rulers are replaced by legislative enactments in accordance with accepted fundamental law. 
 
4. Freedom of speech. Representative government is unthinkable without freedom of all forms of expression for human aspirations and opinions. 
 
5. Security of property. No government can long endure if it fails to provide for the right to enjoy personal property in some form. Man craves the right to use, control, bestow, sell, lease, and bequeath his personal property. 

6. The right of petition. Representative government assumes the right of citizens to be heard. The privilege of petition is inherent in free citizenship. 
 
7. The right to rule. It is not enough to be heard; the power of petition must progress to the actual management of the government. 
 
8. Universal suffrage. Representative government presupposes an intelligent, efficient, and universal electorate. The character of such a government will ever be determined by the character and caliber of those who compose it. As civilization progresses, suffrage, while remaining universal for both sexes, will be effectively modified, regrouped, and otherwise differentiated. 
 
9. Control of public servants. No civil government will be serviceable and effective unless the citizenry possess and use wise techniques of guiding and controlling officeholders and public servants. 
 
10. Intelligent and trained representation. The survival of democracy is dependent on successful representative government; and that is conditioned upon the practice of electing to public offices only those individuals who are technically trained, intellectually competent, socially loyal, and morally fit. Only by such provisions can government of the people, by the people, and for the people be preserved.

 

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Arrangement of Objectives.
Objective
General.
I. Implementation of objectives.
Political objectives.

• II. Democratic principles.
• III. National unity and stability.
• IV. National sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity.

Protection and promotion of fundamental and other human rights and freedoms.

• V. Fundamental and other human rights and freedoms.
• VI. Gender balance and fair representation of marginalised groups.
• VII. Protection of the aged.
• VIII. Provision of adequate resources for organs of Government.
• IX. The right to development.
• X. Role of the people in development.
• XI. Role of the State in development.
• XII. Balanced and equitable development.
• XIII. Protection of natural resources.

Social and economic objectives.

• XIV. General social and economic objectives.
• XV. Recognition of the role of women in society.
• XVI. Recognition of the dignity of persons with disabilities.
• XVII. Recreation and sports.
• XVIII. Educational objectives.
• XIX. Protection of the family.
• XX. Medical services.
• XXI. Clean and safe water.
• XXII. Food security and nutrition.
• XXIII. Natural disasters.

Cultural objectives.

• XXIV. Cultural objectives.
• XXV. Preservation of public property and heritage.

Accountability.

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• XXVI. Accountability.

The environment.

• XXVII. The environment.

Foreign policy objectives.

• XXVIII. Foreign policy objectives.
• Duties of a citizen.
• XXIX. Duties of a citizen.

Schedules

 

First Schedule Kampala and Districts of Uganda.

Second Schedule The boundary of Uganda.

Third Schedule Uganda’s indigenous communities as at 1st

 

February, 1926.

Fourth Schedule Oaths.

Fifth Schedule Regional Governments

Sixth Schedule Functions and services for which Government is responsible.

 

Seventh Schedule Unconditional grant to local governments.

 

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CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA.

Arrangement of Articles.

Article

CHAPTER ONE—THE CONSTITUTION.

1. Sovereignty of the people.

2. Supremacy of the Constitution.

3. Defence of the Constitution.

4. Promotion of public awareness of the Constitution.

CHAPTER TWO—THE REPUBLIC.

5. The Republic of Uganda.

6. Official language.

7. Nonadoption of State religion.

8. National symbols and seals.

8A. National interests.

CHAPTER THREE—CITIZENSHIP.

9. Citizens of Uganda.

10. Citizenship by birth.

11. Foundlings and adopted children.

12. Citizenship by registration.

13. Citizenship by naturalisation.

14. Loss of citizenship by registration.

15. Dual citizenship.

16. National Citizenship and Immigration Board.

17. Duties of a citizen.

18. Registration of births, marriages and deaths.

19. Citizenship of a parent dying before the birth of a person.

CHAPTER FOUR—PROTECTION AND PROMOTION OF FUNDAMENTAL AND OTHER HUMAN

RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS.

General.

20. Fundamental and other human rights and freedoms.

21. Equality and freedom from discrimination.

22. Protection of right to life.

23. Protection of personal liberty.

24. Respect for human dignity and protection from inhuman treatment.

25. Protection from slavery, servitude and forced labour.

26. Protection from deprivation of property.

27. Right to privacy of person, home and other property.

28. Right to a fair hearing.

29. Protection of freedom of conscience, expression, movement, religion, assembly and association.

30. Right to education.

 

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31. Rights of the family.

32. Affirmative action in favour of marginalised groups.

33. Rights of women.

34. Rights of children.

35. Rights of persons with disabilities.

36. Protection of rights of minorities.

37. Right to culture and similar rights.

38. Civic rights and activities.

39. Right to a clean and healthy environment.

40. Economic rights.

41. Right of access to information.

42. Right to just and fair treatment in administrative decisions.

43. General limitation on fundamental and other human rights and freedoms.

44. Prohibition of derogation from particular human rights and freedoms.

45. Human rights and freedoms additional to other rights.

Human rights and freedoms during a state of emergency.

46. Effect of laws enacted for a state of emergency.

47. Detention under emergency laws.

48. Review by the Uganda Human Rights Commission.

49. Report to Parliament.

Enforcement of rights and freedoms by courts.

50. Enforcement of rights and freedoms by courts.

Uganda Human Rights Commission.

51. Uganda Human Rights Commission.

52. Functions of the Human Rights Commission.

53. Powers of the commission.

54. Independence of the commission.

55. Expenses of the commission.

56. Removal of commissioners.

57. Staff of the commission.

58. Parliament to make laws regarding functions of the commission.

CHAPTER FIVE—REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE.

Right to vote.

59. Right to vote.

Electoral Commission.

60. Electoral Commission.

61. Functions of the Electoral Commission.

62. Independence of the commission.

63. Constituencies.

64. Appeals from decisions of the commission.

65. Staff of the commission.

66. Expenses of the commission.

67. Organisation of elections.

68. Voting at elections and referenda.

 

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Political systems.

69. Political systems.

70. Movement political system.

71. Multiparty political system.

72. Right to form political organisations.

73. Regulations of political organisations.

74. Change of political systems by referenda or elections.

75. Prohibition of one-party State.

General.

76. Parliament to enact laws on elections.

CHAPTER SIX—THE LEGISLATURE.

Establishment, composition and functions of Parliament.

77. Parliament of Uganda.

78. Composition of Parliament.

79. Functions of Parliament.

80. Qualifications and disqualifications of members of Parliament.

81. Election of members of Parliament.

82. Speaker and Deputy Speaker of Parliament.

82A. Leader of the opposition.

83. Tenure of office of members of Parliament.

84. Right of recall.

85. Emoluments of members of Parliament.

86. Determination of questions of membership.

87. Clerk to Parliament and other staff of Parliament.

87A. Parliamentary Commission.

 

Procedure of Parliament.

88. Quorum of Parliament.

89. Voting in Parliament.

90. Committees of Parliament.

91. Exercise of legislative powers.

92. Restriction on retrospective legislation.

93. Restriction on financial matters.

94. Rules of procedure in Parliament.

95. Sessions of Parliament.

96. Dissolution of Parliament.

General.

97. Parliamentary immunities and privileges.

CHAPTER SEVEN—THE EXECUTIVE.

The President.

98. President of Uganda.

99. Executive authority of Uganda.

100. Notification of the absence of the President from Uganda.

101. Presidential addresses.

102. Qualifications of the President.

 

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103. Election of the President.

104. Challenging a presidential election.

105. Tenure of office of the President.

106. Terms and conditions of service of the President.

107. Removal of the President.

108. Vice President.

108A. Prime Minister.

109. Absence of the President.

110. State of emergency.

The Cabinet.

111. The Cabinet.

112. Meetings of the Cabinet.

113. Cabinet Ministers.

114. Other Ministers.

115. Oath of Minister.

116. Vacation of office of Minister.

117. Responsibility of Ministers.

118. Vote of censure.

119. Attorney General.

119A. Deputy Attorney General.

 

Director of Public Prosecutions.

120. Director of Public Prosecutions.

Prerogative of mercy.

121. Prerogative of mercy.

International relations.

122. Diplomatic representation.

123. Execution of treaties, conventions and agreements.

Declaration of a state of war.

124. Declaration of a state of war.

National Planning Authority.

125. National Planning Authority.

CHAPTER EIGHT—THE JUDICIARY.

Administration of justice.

126. Exercise of judicial power.

127. Participation of the people in the administration of justice.

128. Independence of the judiciary.

The courts of judicature.

129. The courts of judicature.

 

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The Supreme Court of Uganda.

130. Supreme Court of Uganda.

131. Composition of the Supreme Court.

132. Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.

133. Administrative functions of the Chief Justice.

The Court of Appeal of Uganda.

134. Court of Appeal of Uganda.

135. Composition of the Court of Appeal.

136. Administrative functions of the Deputy Chief Justice.

The constitutional court.

137. Questions as to the interpretation of the Constitution.

The High Court of Uganda.

138. High Court of Uganda.

139. Jurisdiction of the High Court.

140. Hearing of election cases.

141. Administrative functions of the Principal Judge.

Appointments, qualifications and tenure of office of judicial officers.

142. Appointment of judicial officers.

143. Qualifications for appointment of judicial officers.

144. Tenure of office of judicial officers.

145. Registrars.

Judicial Service Commission.

146. Judicial Service Commission.

147. Functions of the Judicial Service Commission.

148. Appointment of other judicial officers.

149. Judicial oath.

150. Power to make laws relating to the judiciary.

151. Interpretation.

CHAPTER NINE—FINANCE.

General.

152. Taxation.

153. Consolidated Fund.

154. Withdrawal from the Consolidated Fund.

155. Financial year estimates.

156. Appropriation Bill.

157. Contingencies Fund.

158. Offices the remuneration of which is charged on the Consolidated Fund.

159. Power of Government to borrow or lend.

160. Public debt.

Central Bank of Uganda.

161. The central bank.

162. Functions of the bank.

 

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Auditor General.

163. Auditor General.

164. Accountability.

CHAPTER TEN—THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Public Service Commission.

165. Public Service Commission.

166. Functions of the Public Service Commission.

Education Service Commission.

167. Education Service Commission.

168. Functions of the Education Service Commission.

Health Service Commission.

169. Health Service Commission.

170. Functions of the Health Service Commission.

General.

171. Establishment of offices.

172. Appointment of public officers.

173. Protection of public officers.

173A. Head of public service.

174. Permanent Secretaries.

175. Interpretation.

CHAPTER ELEVEN—LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

Principles and structures of local government.

176. Local government system.

177. Districts of Uganda.

178. Regional governments.

178A. Grants for districts not forming regional governments.

179. Boundaries of local government units.

180. Local government councils.

181. Elections of local government councils.

182. Revocation of mandate.

183. District chairperson.

184. Speaker of a district council.

185. Removal of a district chairperson and speaker.

186. District executive committee.

187. Vacation of office of member of district executive committee.

188. Chief and deputy chief administrative officer.

189. Functions of the Government and district councils.

Finances of local governments.

190. Planning.

191. Power to levy and appropriate taxes.

192. Collection of taxes by local governments.

193. Grants to local governments.

194. Local Government Finance Commission.

 

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195. Loans and grants.

196. Accountability.

197. Financial autonomy of urban authorities.

District service commissions.

198. District service commissions.

199. Secondment of staff.

200. Functions of district service commissions.

General.

201. Exercise of administrative functions.

202. Takeover of district administration by the President.

203. Resident district commissioner.

204. Terms and conditions of service.

205. Prohibition of holding political offices concurrently.

206. Parliament to make laws regarding local government.

207. Interpretation.

CHAPTER TWELVE—DEFENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY.

Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces.

208. Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces.

209. Functions of the defence forces.

210. Parliament to regulate the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces.

Uganda Police Force.

211. Uganda Police Force.

212. Functions of the Uganda Police Force.

213. Command of the Uganda Police Force.

214. Parliament to regulate the Uganda Police Force.

Uganda Prisons Service.

215. Uganda Prisons Service.

216. Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner of Prisons.

217. Parliament to regulate the Uganda Prisons Service.

Intelligence services.

218. Intelligence services.

National Security Council.

219. National Security Council.

220. Functions of the National Security Council.

General.

221. Security organisations to observe human rights.

222. Parliament to regulate possession and use of firearms and ammunition.

CHAPTER THIRTEEN—INSPECTORATE OF GOVERNMENT.

223. Inspectorate of Government.

 

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224. Removal of Inspector General and Deputy Inspector General.

225. Functions of inspectorate.

226. Jurisdiction of inspectorate.

227. Independence of inspectorate.

228. Branches of inspectorate.

229. Resources of inspectorate.

230. Special powers of inspectorate.

231. Reports of inspectorate.

232. Powers of Parliament regarding inspectorate.

 

CHAPTER FOURTEEN—LEADERSHIP CODE OF CONDUCT.

233. Leadership Code of Conduct.

234. Enforcement of code.

235. Disqualification for breach of code.

235A. Leadership Code Tribunal

236. Interpretation.

CHAPTER FIFTEEN—LAND AND ENVIRONMENT.

Land.

237. Land ownership.

Uganda Land Commission.

238. Uganda Land Commission.

239. Functions of the Uganda Land Commission.

District land boards.

240. District land boards.

241. Functions of district land boards.

General.

242. Land use.

243. Land tribunals.

244. Minerals and petroleum.

Environment.

245. Protection and preservation of the environment.

CHAPTER SIXTEEN—INSTITUTION OF TRADITIONAL OR CULTURAL LEADERS.

246. Institution of traditional or cultural leaders.

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN—GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

247. Administration of estates.

248. Law Reform Commission.

249. Disaster Preparedness and Management Commission.

250. Legal proceedings by or against the Government.

251. Performance of functions of commissions and authorities.

252. Resignations.

253. Reappointments and concurrent appointments.

 

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254. Pension.

255. Referenda generally.

256. Manner of administering oaths.

257. Interpretation.

258. Ratification of certain Acts relating to the procedure of Parliament.

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN—AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION.

259. Amendment of the Constitution.

260. Amendments requiring a referendum.

261. Amendments requiring approval by district councils.

262. Amendments by Parliament.

263. Certificate of compliance.

CHAPTER NINETEEN—TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS.

264. Transitional Government. (Repealed)

265. Particular functions of transitional Government. (Repealed)

266. Existing courts of judicature. (Repealed)

267. Existing offices of judges. (Repealed)

268. Interim membership of Court of Appeal. (Repealed)

269. Existing offices.

270. Regulation of political organisations. (Repealed)

271. Existing political parties or organisations. (Repealed)

272. First elections. (Repealed)

273. Appointment to certain offices. (Repealed)

274. Existing law.

275. Modification of existing law by first President. (Repealed)

276. Enactments not yet in force.

277. Provisions regarding urban authorities. (Repealed)

278. Existing commissions and committees of inquiry. (Repealed except for

commissions and committees of inquiry whose work would still be going on

at the time the repeal takes effect)

279. Oaths deemed to have been taken. (Repealed)

280. Pending matters.

281. Proceedings pending before courts.

282. Prerogative of mercy re cases before Constitution.

283. Devolution of rights and liabilities.

284. Succession to property.

285. Succession to contracts.

286. Revocation of statutory leases to urban authorities. (Repealed)

287. International agreements, treaties and conventions.

288. Repeal of 1967 Constitution and Legal Notice No. 1 of 1986. (Repealed)

289. Term of current Parliament to end with term of the President.

290. Transitional provision relating to Kampala.

291. Five year term of local government councils not to apply to existing councils.

 

292. Modification of laws.

293. Preservation of rights in respect of existing offices.

294. Existing constituencies.

295. Movement organs continued.

 

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Schedules

 

First Schedule Kampala and Districts of Uganda.

Second Schedule The boundary of Uganda.

Third Schedule Uganda’s indigenous communities as at 1st

 

February, 1926.

Fourth Schedule Oaths.

Fifth Schedule Regional government.

Sixth Schedule Functions and services for which Government is responsible.

 

Seventh Schedule Unconditional grant to local governments.

 

 

I'd like to introduce you to the members of my group in Fort Portal:

1. Niwamanya Onesmas (President)
2. Byamukama Nyakojo
3. Ayesige Ribon
4. Ansigwinze Loyce
5. Mbabazi Joakim
6. Katushabe Rigan
7. Ndyomugenyi Isaiah
8. Murungi Debura
9. Atwikyirize Daniel
10. Kato James
11. Tumuramye Deus
12. Mwesigye Isaac
13. Turinawe Akim
14. Alinaitwe Kenneth
15. Ndyabarema Moses

We have 15 active members who are eager to walk with us on the Urantia Spiritual journey. However, only six members are active on the internet, although not regularly. Additionally, some of our members are still acquiring their education.

We face a challenge in accessing physical books, which would enable our students to easily access the teachings of the fifth epochal revelation without relying on internet connectivity. We hope to find a solution to this challenge soon.
Thank you for your understanding and support.

Best regards,
Onesmas 

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1- FORT PORTAL TOURISM CITY SPIRITUAL NETWORK UB Reader
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President Niwamanya Onesmas Fort Portal Tourism City Urantia Book Readers Spiritual Network
15 active members, that's me the leader

Email address: niwamanyaonesmas04@gmail.com

President of Uganda Fort Portal Urantia Spiritual Brotherhood  Niwamanya Onesmas ❤️

Email address: niwamanyaonesmas04@gmail.com
 

Welcome

I am a coordinator at Uganda Nutrition School feeding program (UNSFP) improves Nutrition in Uganda schools by providing techniques, expertise and tools to self-produce nutritious meals for school kids.

We are also committed to providing Vitameal healthy porridge to schools, children stricken in poverty, orphans, abused, tortured, war and disease affected, mistreated, neglected , abandoned and children whose parents are in prison.

Uganda Nutrition School feeding program (UNSFP) is a volunteer run organization committed to improve school feeding children to have basic food and vitamins that supports a child’s overall well-being.

Our project is visional at feeding, Educating and supporting the well-being of vulnerable kids in three of our centers. The children are stricken in poverty, orphans, abused, tortured, war and disease affected, mistreated, neglected , abandoned and children whose parents are in prison. Our aim is to fight against malnutrition, hidden hunger, sponsor a child so as to improve their health, education, knowledge and sustainable skills and talents.

We believe each and every child deserves access to better feeding opportunities. Every day, numerous children in Uganda turn up for school on an empty stomach, which makes it hard to spotlight on education.

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December-15-16-17 2021 Activity & Updates

Goma Congo Urantia Conference

Our Mission

To bring a new and higher revelation of truth to the Continent of Africa


One of the most important things in human living is to find out what Jesus believed, to discover his ideals, and to strive for the achievement of his exalted life purpose. Of all human knowledge, that which is of greatest value is to know the religious life of Jesus and how he lived it. Come and join us as we bring the new teachings to Africa fulfilling this prophecy.

 A new and fuller revelation of the religion of Jesus is destined to conquer an empire of materialistic secularism and to overthrow a world sway of mechanistic naturalism. Our World is now quivering on the very brink of one of its most amazing and enthralling epochs of social readjustment, moral quickening, and spiritual enlightenment.

This journey will bring the flame of freedom to our hearts and the light of knowledge in our eyes.

The call to the adventure of building a new and transformed human society by means of the spiritual rebirth of Jesus’ brotherhood of the kingdom should thrill all who believe in him as men have not been stirred since the days when they walked about on earth as his companions in the flesh."

Jesus understood the minds of men. He knew what was in the heart of man, and had his teachings been left as he presented them, the only commentary being the inspired interpretation afforded by his earth life, all nations and all religions of the world would speedily have embraced the gospel of the kingdom. The well-meant efforts of Jesus’ early followers to restate his teachings so as to make them the more acceptable to certain nations, races, and religions, only resulted in making such teachings the less acceptable to all other nations, races, and religions.

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• Easy Learning Africa

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BE SURE TO INCLUDE ALL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR STUDY GROUP AND INTEREST IN THE REVELATION IN THE PIPELINE OF LIGHT BOOK REQUEST GOOGLE FORM

IF YOU FAIL TO RECEIVE A BOOK FROM THE PIPELINE OF LIGHT YOU CAN MAKE A REQUEST FOR A BOOK FROM URANTIA LIBRARY WEBSITE

Other Revelation Resources and Study Material Groups

• Ambassadors of the Father - Apostles of Christ serving today's generation
• August 2022 Urantia Conference Jinja Uganda Fellowship and Study Resources
• August 2022 Urantia Conference Jinja Uganda Fellowship and Study Resources
• Citizens In Motion Politics With Principles
• DavidCampus - Spiritual Family Network
• Friends of The Urantia Library
• God Discovered
• Jesus And The Little Children Study Group
• Nigeria Victoria Island Revelation Outreach
• One World Philosophy
• Poetry in Motion
• Quotations from a Divine Revelation of Truth
• Pato's Spiritual Family
• Spiritual Renaissance
• Students Of the 5th Epochal Revelation
• The Planetary Reserve Corps of Destiny
• Thought Gems
• Training of Leaders and Teachers
• Uganda Constitution - Creating Politics With Principles
• Urantia Religions
• Urantia Revelation Artwork for Internet Outreach
• Urantia TV
• Voices of the Prophets
• Who is Melchizedek?
• WILMAT DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
• Youth in Act-Uganda
• Zimbabwe Urantia Revelation Mighty Messengers

PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS SPONSORED ON SPIRITUAL FAMILY NETWORK

• Food Forest Certification Program
• Spiritual Family Network Limited Uganda Micro Credit
• Citizens In Motion Politics With Principles
• Creative Urantia Voices
• GLOBAL GOVERNMENT One World Family

INSTITUTIONS AND FOUNDATIONS SERVING THE 5TH EPOCHAL REVELATION

Register For The Urantia Africa August 2021 Conference August  19, 20, 21 22 2022

Welcome to Raising Young Children in God's Image Through the Urantia Revelations. My name is Godwin Nasser and I am the founder of this Group. We are located in Ibanda in Western Uganda. Please consider joining us to spread the truth postulates of the 5th Epochal Revelation to the youth in Uganda Africa. 

MISSION:► To restore the lost hope for the youth in Uganda.

VISION:► Improving the youth's character, livelihood as well as their economic standards of living.

BODY:► Raising the young children in God's image through the use of the Urantia Book and its new Revelations. Starting the umbrella organization for youth in Uganda whose membership is composed of 10 youth leaders as a focused organization and starting with 30 members. Raising the young children in God's image through the Urantia Book Revelations is a collective platform for empowerment, training and policy advocacy for young people through advocacy. Raising the young children in God's image through Urantia Revelations is trying its best to make sure in two years to come it gets to the top in Uganda among the organizations empowering the youth especially in the areas of economic, livelihood, education and leadership development. Raising the young children in God's image through the Urantia Book Revelations is now the natural and spiritual reference points for the national youth agenda in Uganda.

ACCOUNTABILITY:► Equity among the youth. Economical growth. Learning.

LOCATION"► Kampala-Uganda Ibanda district. Ishongororo sub county. For more information, contact godwinnasser110@gmail.com

PLANS:► Moving in the nearby areas to teach the young youth about how they should work to over come the poverty in their village. To teach the young the good news of Jesus Christ and introduce them to the Gospel he taught and the life he lived as revealed in the 5th Epochal Revelation of the Sons of God to all Mankind.

WELCOME

This group is to assist in bringing the Urantia Revelation Family into one fold, and in particular to help unify family members from Europe with those brothers and sisters living in Africa. This has been my passion.

Please encourage friendships to find origins and grow using the social networking capacities of this Network. Many of our African friends who have embraced the New revelations are member here on Spiritual Family Network easy to find and wonderful to love.  Let us always remember in our endeavors to find and hold friends that the Master's counsel. "If you would find friends you must show yourself friendly"

171:7.1 Jesus spread good cheer everywhere he went. He was full of grace and truth. His associates never ceased to wonder at the gracious words that proceeded out of his mouth. You can cultivate gracefulness, but graciousness is the aroma of friendliness which emanates from a love-saturated soul.

If you are from Europe or Africa please join this Group and fraternize with your brothers and sisters from two continents on Urantia. Together we can unfold what was divinely folded up in the life and the teachings of Jesus.

Godspeed

Helmut Wallner

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AFRICA GROUP

Urantia Europe (The Blue Club)

VISION: Preach the intrinsic message of Urantia book worldwide to maximize and strengthen the relationship between God and mankind through Jesus' teachings.

MISSION: To promote unity among all religions. To promote life skills and talents. To uplift development standards among people. To promote charitable works in the community.

MEMBERS:

This Group is for those human teachers of truth serving this day and generation wishing to take full advantage of the unprecedented advances in communication technology and use the World Wide Web (SweepNet) to sweep up their fellows into the embrace of the truth postulates inscribed on the pages of the 5th Epochal Revelation of God to all mankind!