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SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING: Internal Engagement Platforms

Ekiwumulo talkshow. Spirit FM 96.6 Radio teaching shows (featured) Over the last 10 years, Washington Ssebina and co-host Kigula has run 3 teaching shows weekly on Spirit FM; fully sponsored and sustained by locals. Uganda is now ripe for a conversation on national transformation. The cutting edge of this platform is reformation in the body of Christ. Business Catalyst Forum suggested. This Forum has been proposed as a platform to support ongoing engagement between business leaders in our network, and as a means to expand the L555 resource base. Feb. 2017. Education Co-creation Lab The vision is to catalyse a process of thoughtful collaboration with multi-disciplinary stakeholders in order to synthesize Uganda’s resources towards innovative and systemic impact in education. This process is being led by Aaron Kirunda (Uganda Spelling Bee) and a foundational strategy has been co-created. L555 hosted an Education Catalyst engagement with six participants who explored the i...

Ekiwumulo Men’s Meeting. Lexicon of 13 keywords. Jun 2017. Jim Iga

Ekiwumulo Men’s Meeting  on 3-Jun-2007, 9am – 3pm at Namirembe Guest House, Kampala  in collaboration with Leadership 555, Spirit FM. Attendance: 80 people: 70 men, 10 women | 20 new people. Preamble. Objective: to develop a  lexicon  for men on good theology. Presentations were done by: The Youth Dividend , William Mukisa (Leadership 555 Uganda). Lexicon , Ssebina Washington Kaggwa (Ekiwumulo Radio show, Spirit FM). Training   Househelps , Phoebe Ssevume (Intercessors for Uganda). Lexicon. With Luganda overtones. 1. Theology . ‘Okumanya Katonda' Knowing God; as a lifelong learning vocation. Man’s understanding of God. 2. Priesthood . Kabona (Priest), muweereza (like an MP, Member of Parliament), mubulizi. Soul searching: Differentiate between Priest Vs. High priest? What is the context of the Levites vs. other tribes of Israel? Men, how can we sacrifice for our children (as Job did)?  If I am an usher at church,...