The Seventh-day Adventist Uganda Union leadership, led by President Pr. Samuel Kajoba, has met with Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja to discuss the church’s participation in the government’s National Cleaning Days. Following the meeting, it was resolved that Seventh-day Adventists will participate in the exercise by cleaning public places within their communities on Sunday. To allow members to take part in the national cleaning exercise without disrupting church programmes, Adventists have been advised to conduct Sabbath School and lesson study from home. Congregational worship services will instead begin at 10:00 a.m., allowing members to participate in the community cleaning activities before gathering for worship. The arrangement is intended to enable the Adventist community to contribute to the national initiative while maintaining its regular worship commitments. Discover more from 303 News Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Type your email… Subscribe Related Posts:Parliament Clears Alupo, Nabbanja for Historic Second TermsWatoto Church Hosts Thanksgiving Service to Mark…The 30 Fresh faces in Museveni’s 2026-2031 CabinetKaramoja Indigenous Communities Demand Native…JEEMA Calls for Suspension of Monthly Cleaning…Government Scraps Funding for Most Public Holiday… Post navigation Government Orders Bus Operators to Change Drivers on Long-Distance Routes Ayebare Promises to ‘Fix’ Foreign Affairs as He Takes Over Ministry