President Museveni, First Lady Join Worshippers for Command Future Conference at Miracle Center Rubaga

By Dr. Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin, L.H.D. (Hon.) Updated at 2235 EAT on Wednesday 19th November 2025

KAMPALA- President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, together with the First Lady and Minister of Education and Sports, Hon. Janet Kataaha Museveni, last week joined thousands of worshippers at Miracle Center Cathedral, Rubaga, for the highly anticipated Command Future Conference.

The First Family was warmly welcomed by the Guest of Honor, Pastor Dr. Paula White—renowned international evangelical leader and former Senior Advisor on Faith and Opportunity Initiatives in the United States—alongside host pastors, Dr. Robert Kayanja and Pastor Jessica Kayanja.

This year’s conference brought together believers from across Uganda and beyond for a special prophetic and spiritual gathering focused on national transformation, leadership, and the future of the nation. With a blend of worship, prayer, and inspirational messages, the event sought to equip Ugandans to “command” their future through faith, vision, and personal responsibility.

In her keynote address, Pastor Dr. Paula White emphasized the power of unity, prayer, and steadfast leadership in shaping a nation’s destiny. She commended Uganda for its commitment to faith and stability, praising the country’s continued openness to global Christian engagement.

Host Pastor Robert Kayanja highlighted the significance of the conference in mobilizing spiritual, social, and national renewal. He underscored the importance of aligning Uganda’s future with values of integrity, purpose, and divine guidance.

Pastor Robert Kayanja meets H.E. Isaac Herzog, President of the State of Israel, in Jerusalem on October 29, 2025.
During the meeting, Pastor Kayanja presented his book “Readdressing the Imbalance” and outlined a strategic framework for strengthening the Israel–Africa partnership, emphasizing mutual growth, innovation, and faith-based collaboration. Courtesy photo

President Museveni’s presence added a strong message of partnership between faith-based initiatives and developmental aspirations. The First Lady, known for her deep Christian grounding, also joined in the worship session and offered encouragement to the congregation, especially the youth and families attending the event.

The conference attracted international speakers, regional pastors, government leaders, and thousands of worshippers running through a series of sessions addressing prayer, leadership, economic empowerment, and the future of the Church in shaping society.