Inter-Religious Council of Uganda

#IRCU25 Celebrating 25 years of service impact! As part of our Silver Jubilee activities, Hajjat Aphwa Sebyala donated tree seedlings to IRCU, which have been handed to our members to promote environmental conservation & contribute to a greener, more sustainable Uganda. #IRCUAt25

Bishop Nathan Ahimbisibwe calls on Ugandans to take farming seriously #IRCU25 youtube.com/watch?v=cDfQxcAv…

#IRCU25 signed an MoU with the Bishop Joshua Lwere Foundation to strengthen collaboration in promoting Holistic National transformation and Spiritual Renewal.

National cleaning day spirit....26 October 2026

#IRCU25 Join us this Sunday at St. Stephen's Kisugu Church of Uganda as we donate blood to save lives. @ststephenskisug

We're celebrating 25 years of service. Join us in celebrating by donating blood this Sunday 27 September 2026 at St. Steven's Church of Uganda, Kisugu, and advertising in our silver jubilee commemorative magazine. tiktok.com/@ircuganda/photo/…

Today we officially handed over computer tablets to our member faith institutions to boost faith-based data collection. Thanks @StatisticsUg for the generous donation of 3005 computer tablets and technical support that will go a long way in strengthening our statistical unit.

Mrs. Lydia Kiwanuka of the Orthodox Church Uganda has been elected as the new chairperson of @irc_uganda's Interfaith Women of Uganda. We extend our gratitude to outgoing chairperson Mrs. Florence Musoke for her dedicated service. Looking forward to more interfaith collaboration.

Celebrating 25 years of the Inter‑Religious Council of Uganda is not simply marking time. It is celebrating bridges built across divides. It's about bridges of faith, compassion, and dialogue that have carried us through some of our most difficult moments. #IRCU25

When the Inter-Religious Council of Uganda was formed 25 years ago, it gave this nation something we badly needed: a table -where a Sheikh, a Bishop, a Pastor, etc. could sit together, not to argue doctrine, but to ask one question: How do we heal & build Uganda together? #IRCU25

We paid a condolence visit to the residence of the late King Oyo in Buziga, signed the condolence book in his honour. In this time of sorrow, we continue to lift the people of Tooro in prayer, asking for strength, comfort, & unity as we mourn the passing of our beloved King.

We mourn with the people of Tooro Kingdom, the death of King Oyo. As @irc_uganda, having worked closely with the Kingdom through our Rwenzori chapter, we share in the grief caused by his death. We commit you to the Lord for solace & strength during this difficult time.

We extend our condolences to the royal family & Tooro Kingdom over the loss of King Oyo. May you find strength & comfort in cherished memories of his reign, may his legacy continue to inspire unity. Our thoughts & prayers are with you during this time of grief. #KingOyo #IRCU25

In spite of Uganda’s history being dotted with political tensions, land conflicts, & public health crises, a different narrative emerged in 2001. Faith leaders under the umbrella of IRCU came together to forge a path of interfaith dialogue, cooperation, and peacebuilding.