On February 3, Ambassador Vladlen Semivolos received representatives of the Ugandan printed edition “The Observer". During the meeting a wide range of issues were discussed, including the prospects of cooperation through media resources.

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"This Christmas, let your resolution be this: Be better than your former self. Transformation is proof of expectation. No one prepares a room for someone they are not expecting. Make room for Jesus—starting from your heart."Pastor Samuel Davis Hiire

"Just as travellers book rooms before a journey, we must prepare in advance to welcome Christ into our hearts, homes, and families."Pastor Samuel Davis Hiire

"Prepare a spiritual table where you and Jesus can sit and dine��through prayer, obedience, worship, and a renewed mind." Pastor Samuel Davis Hiire

"Psalm 91 and Isaiah 26:20 remind us that God invites us into a prepared place of safety, intimacy, and communion with Him."Pastor Samuel Davis Hiire

"Jesus went ahead to prepare a room for us in heaven. In return, He expects us to prepare our lives for His coming and His presence."Pastor Samuel Davis Hiire

"Preparation is costly. It demands alignment, sacrifice, and setting your life apart to host the divine. What you value, you prepare for."Pastor Samuel Davis Hiire

"Luke 2:7 reminds us that there was no room in the inn for Jesus. The question this season is simple: Is there room in your life for Him today?"Pastor Samuel Davis Hiire

"In Exodus 40:23, a table was set before the Lord. God responds to order, alignment, and intentional preparation. Divine encounters don’t happen by accident."Pastor Samuel Davis Hiire

"Preparation is not an event; it is an atmosphere you intentionally create to welcome Jesus. When you truly expect Him, you prepare in advance. Expectation always begins in the heart." Pastor Samuel Davis Hiire

Pastor Samuel Davis Hiire: Make room for Jesus. Preparation is not an event it’s an atmosphere you intentionally create. This Christmas, prepare your heart, mind, and life to welcome Yeshua Messiah. Expect Him, align your life, and be better than your former self.

"Praise & worship draws us near to God, a time to adore & give thanks. 'Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord' (Psalm 95:1) #WorshipGod"

"Every destiny has a foundation. Be humble, seek God’s guidance, and let the church nurture your season. As Psalms 90:12 reminds us, seek wisdom to number your days and fulfil your God-given purpose. 🙏"Preacher Yona Kadogo

" Character is key! Bad character can destroy destiny, but humility and obedience pave the way for fulfillment. Samuel’s story shows how staying faithful in the church helped him hear God’s voice and embrace his calling."Preacher Yona Kadogo

"Destiny unfolds in stages, not abruptly. God knows when and where to start you. The church provides a safe space to protect your life and mantle, shaping you for His purpose, just as eagles learn to fly based on their circumstances."Preacher Yona Kadogo

"Like birds seeking the perfect place to lay eggs or farmers sowing seeds, God uses the church to incubate and water our destiny. It’s where we grow, guided by His voice, as Samuel discovers his prophetic calling through obedience. "Preacher Yona Kadogo

Preacher Yona Kadogo delivered a powerful sermon on the church as a destiny helper. Drawing from 1 Samuel 3:1 & Psalms 90:12, he shared how the church nurtures our calling, just as it did for Prophet Samuel.

"Thanksgiving is part of worship, and worship is internal." "This means our giving should come from the heart—not just our lips. It's not about the amount but the intention behind it. 🎁" Pastor Samuel Davis Hiire

To honour means to place high value on something. Pastor Hiire reminded us that when we honour God, we treat Him as worthy, precious, and first in our lives—not an afterthought. #Substance #Faith