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Evangelist Naboth Tumuhairwe
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About Naboth.K. and Alice Tumuhairwe

Naboth.K. Tumuhairwe and his wife Alice pastor Rwebhishuri Central Redeemed Church in Mbarara, Western Uganda. They are committed church planters who, in only eight years, have seen their ministry grow from one small church to over 60 churches scattered trhrought out western region of Uganda. These churches together have over 20.000 members served by 150 leaders.

Naboth is an energetic evengelist who spends most of his time conducting gospel crusades, conferences and seminars through the Great lakes region- Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo. His ministry has also taken him to Europe and the United States of America

The ministry of the Tumuhairwes also includes a primary school in Rwebishuri, set up in 1993 to cater mainly for orphans. The scchool now has 360 pupils, half of them orphans.

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Resumed the occasional seasons of prayer and Bible reading. He, however, finished college and started working without getting saved. He remained a good religious Anglican.


Begining of his ministry

A few months after his conversion, Naboth entered the marriage ministry. He married his sweet heart, Alice Asiimwe, who was a born again Christian too. Their wedding was extremely simple.



In 1985, Naboth and Alice felt that they could not continue to grow spiritually the way they desired within the Anglican Church. They longed for the power of the Holy Spirit the Pentecostal so much emphasized. They decided to join a small Pentecostal church-the United Pentecostal Church.


Planting of first Church
 In 1991, Naboth and Alice left united Pentecostal church in Mbarara town and went back to their ancestral home in Rwebishuri, 4km from Mbarara. They started holding services in their small house. a short while later, a well-wisher offered them a plot of land in the village next to theirs. They raised a very simple mud and wattle structure and moved the church there. By that time, the church had grown to 13 members.

 That first church is what has now grown to the several hundred member Rwebishuri Central Redeemed Church, which in turn has so far directly given birth to 36 other churches.

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