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Centenary Bank Donation

GOLI, NEBBI A significant boost has been given to the construction of the new St. Stephen Cathedral, Goli, following a generous donation of 100 bags of cement from Centenary Bank to support the ongoing construction works.

The donation marks a meaningful contribution toward the development of the new cathedral, a project envisioned to provide a strong and fitting centre for worship, fellowship and ministry for Christians in Goli and beyond.

The cement was handed over at the construction site, where church leaders, Centenary Bank representatives and other stakeholders gathered to witness the contribution. The delivery comes at an important stage of the construction, providing much-needed materials to help advance the building works.

Building Together for a Greater Future

The construction of the new St. Stephen Cathedral represents more than the development of a physical structure. It is a vision for a lasting place of worship that will serve generations of Christians while strengthening the Church’s ministry and presence in the community.

Centenary Bank’s contribution demonstrates the important role that partnerships between the Church, financial institutions, community leaders and other stakeholders can play in turning major development projects into reality.

The 100 bags of cement may be measured in construction materials, but their impact goes far beyond the building site. They represent support, partnership, generosity and a shared commitment to the future of the Church.

As construction continues, the Church appreciates Centenary Bank for standing with the cathedral project and contributing to the realization of this important vision.

Together, brick by brick and contribution by contribution, the new St. Stephen Cathedral is taking shape.

May this partnership continue to inspire more individuals, organizations and well-wishers to support the construction of a cathedral that will stand as a lasting testimony of faith, unity and service.

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