Fellowship
Fathers Union
Building Christ-Centred Families
St Andrews Banda C.O.U
About Fathers Union
Fathers' Union develops godly, responsible men who lead and strengthen Christ-centred families, churches, and communities.
Vision
To have Christ-centred families.
Mission
To develop Godly, responsible men who lead and strengthen their families, churches, and communities.
Key Pillars and Objectives
Spiritual growth and discipleship
Providing discipleship and mentorship to help fathers deepen their relationship with God and apply Biblical principles to family life.
Family support and marriage faithfulness
Inspiring men to uphold their marriage vows and guiding them to be intentionally present, responsible, and caring fathers.
Positive parenting and child development
Educating men on child development and effective communication so children are raised in a godly manner.
Community development and accountability
Fostering a supportive brotherhood where men share challenges, find accountability, and contribute to church and social initiatives.
Economic empowerment initiatives
Encouraging men to build income-generating projects that support families and help fight poverty.
Membership
A member of Fathers' Union shall be a married man or widower wedded within the Church of Uganda.
Chairman
Mr Sserwanja Nicholus
Message From Chairman
Every nation sits on the foundation of families and communities. It is the role and responsibility of each and every father to build a strong Christ-centered foundation for a greater nation ahead. "For God & My Country."
Our Anthem
A prayer for strong homes
Chorus
Twesiimye, nga twesiimye Olw'amaka amalungi, Mukama waffe tusaba, Otuulenga mu maka gaffe.
Verse 1
Ayi Katonda tukwebaza olw'ekirabo ky'amaka olw'ababeezi be watuwa, N'ekirabo eky'abaana.
Verse 2
Tusaba otubeeranga Tukuume ebirayiro, ekirabo eky'okwagala N'okubeera abeesigwa.
Verse 3
Katubunye nga enjiri Nga tuyita mu maka, Egwanga lyaffe n'ekkanisa, bitebenkezebwe ggwe.
Verse 4
Twesiimye, nga twesiimye Olw'amaka amalungi, Mukama waffe tusaba, Otuulenga mu maka gaffe.