Our Contact
Plot 36 B Rubaga Road,
Kampala District of Uganda.
Uganda Tel: +256 70 3310 224
USA Tel: +1 918 770 1817
Email: Rev.Kiyimba@gmail.com
Website: www.ugandaunitarian.org
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The Unitarian Church
New Life Kampala is a Unitarian community consisting at present of 110 members that meet every Sunday. We also have a Unitarian fellowship which meets in Masaka. Our worship and fellowship meetings are mostly in the form of modern Christian worship, to create a caring community where all feel supported in our search for meaning and value for life 
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Children's Home
Uganda has been hit hard by the AIDS epidemic. Entire families have been devastated. New Life Children's Home has been set up to provide a place for children who have lost parents to AIDS, who are themselves HIV positive or have AIDS or whose families simply no longer have the means to care for their children
Primary School
New Life Primary School, located in the Kkindu village west of Masaka, Uganda. Operated by Mark Kiyimba, the school had an enrollment of 505 students during the spring 2010 semester. New Life Primary School offers our students an education in reading, writing, math and more.
Welcome to The Unitarian Universalist Association of Uganda Website
Welcome to New Life Uganda; Rev. Mark Kiyimba's website for all of his project's in Uganda, including: the New Life Primary School in Kkindu, the New Life Children's Home for children's who have AIDS, are HIV Positive, or who have lost their parents due to AIDS, the New Life Unitarian Church in Kamapala, and the New Life Fellowship in Masaka. See new photos and read about the progress of of the new Church in Kamapla.
For the Month of December:
Dear Friend of the New Life Children! Greetings, I trust that you are OK. I have a financial request. Would you and your Church help me and the staff of New Life organize a special Christmas Celebration for the children at the New Life School and the New Life Children's Home. Our Christmas Celebration would consist of a party, a special meal and whatever gifts for the children we can manage.
As you know, most of the children in our Children's Home are there because they have lost their parents to HIV/AIDS or they themselves have HIV/AIDS. As I write this, we have 21 children in our Orphanage.
NEA's Uribe Award to Rev. Mark Kiyimba
Virginia Uribe Award for Creative Leadership in Human Rights Recipient 2012