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Leadership
We are honored and glad to have such talented people willing to help the cause of Christ and share the Gospel in some of the most remote areas of Uganda.
James Carl Adupa - Executive Director
James oversees the missionaries and is the local SGM ambassador for interested churches and missionaries to connect with for interest in joining SGM. James is married and has six children.
Email James: james@sgmuganda.org
Missionaries
SGM currently provides support for four missionaries in various areas of Uganda.
Joel Kisa
Joel has an incredible ability to bring joy and laughter to everyone he interacts with. Being a genuine lover of people, Joel is on a mission to change the youth of Uganda for Christ. Joel is currently serving in Karamoja, hosting Bible studies for youth at a local church there.
Email Joel: joel@sgmuganda.org
Jethro Byaruhanga
A very charismatic preacher, Jethro is a man with a fire and passion in his heart for sharing the Gospel with the lost. Currently serving in Kisoro, Jethro felt called to minister to the Batwa People. Jethro has ambitions of planting a new church. Jethro is married with two children.
Email Jethro: jethro@sgmuganda.org
Richard Lokoru
Richard is a very thoughtful, soft spoken minister of the Gospel. Currently serving under the Anglican Church, Richard has an amazing testimony of redemption, and in addition to serving his local church, Richard also goes to local bars to boldly evangelize and minister, garnering the respect of many of its patrons. Richard is married and has six children.
Email Richard: richard@sgmuganda.org
Churches
SGM Uganda supports various churches in Uganda.
First Baptist Church Yumbe
Led by Pastor Tabugani Martin Philly, First Baptist Yumbe does an excellent job serving the local community. One of the greatest outreach ministries of First Baptist Yumbe is in its school, where they teach local children how to read, speak, and write English. SGM has partnered with First Baptist Yumbe to help build classrooms for the children they serve, as the winds and the rains make it very difficult to teach underneath trees (pictured).