The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod began work in Uganda in 1994 through alliance missionaries from Ghana. Today, the LCMS supports work in Uganda through the Lutheran Church of Uganda, soon to be an Altar and Pulpit Fellowship partner of the LCMS, primarily in pastoral formation through their own seminary in the form of residential missionaries, grants, and infrastructure development. The LCMS also supports scholarships to seminaries offering higher credentials and primary school education in Uganda.
Our mission field worked with LCMS Concordia Seminary in St. Louis to create a curriculum and provide pastors in Africa with an online Master of Arts in Theology degree to meet this need and provide a solution within Africa.
IELB, in partnership with the LCMS, has called eight pastors to serve as alliance missionaries
The Lutheran Church of Uganda works to help the year 4 seminarians complete their classes
To address the emergent need for shepherd pastors to tend growing flocks, The Lutheran Church of Uganda began a seminary in 2016.
The Lord has used these volunteer consultants to help congregations avoid crop diseases, increase harvests, teach stewardship, and demonstrate Christ’s love.
The Rev. Jacob Mueller reflects on his time teaching at the seminary in Uganda.
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