Pastor Namutebi Imelda Profile 

Pastor Imelda Kula Namutebi was raised in an Islamic home. Her turning point came in 1987, when she got seriously sick after her sister’s death.  Being in a Muslim home, a ‘duwa’ prayer was made for her. She was also taken to a native doctor in search of healing. The witch doctor told her relatives that there was nothing that could be done to heal her and therefore she was bound to die.  

In that state of hopelessness, Pastor Imelda left her village and came to Kampala. In Kampala she introduced to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Pastor Imelda received Jesus as Lord and Saviour of her life. 

Pastor Imelda grew spiritually at Rubaga Miracle Centre under her pastor and mentor Pastor Robert Kayanja. It was at this time that God began raising her into the ministry of prophecy and deliverance. In 1988 she received a vision from God for her call into ministry.  Pastor Imelda attended Bible School at Rubaga Miracle center.  This took her 4 months.  

In 1990, Pastor Imelda moved to Kibuli the suburb of Kampala City to start home cell fellowships. Soon the numbers began to increase. The signs and wonders were manifest in her ministry. The home cells soon birthed outreach mission to the rest of the country. These outreach missions went as far as Jinja, Mukono, Hoima and Masindi. In 1991, Pastor Imelda moved to Kansanga. In Kansanga, she was introduced to Pastor Isaac Kiwewesi with whom they started Kansanga Miracle Centre and served together till 1997.   

In 1997, Pastor Imelda, left Kansanga Miracle Centre and started the Liberty Ministries, which birthed the Liberty Worship Centre International where she is the Senior Pastor. Today, Pastor Imelda is married to Pastor Thomas Moore Kula, and are blessed with two wonderful daughters Sherry and Misha.  To God be the Glory....

Liberty Worship Centre Church Profile 

Liberty Worship Centre Church begun in 1997 at a humble beginning in Mengo. The location had been rented with a tent setup to host the church. The first service had twenty members. By the end of the third week, there were three hundred members.  God performed many miracles notable ones were for example a lady who got healed of cancer and a girl who was born without sexual organs, her mother brought her to church, when Pastor Imelda prayed for her, she was restored that night. These and many other miracles touched people and many people with various problems came to the church to be prayed for. Between 1997 and 2003, The church membership rose close to three thousand members. The place so became too small. A property was identified and bought in Lugala to be the new home of the church. 

On the 24^th August of 2003, the Church moved from Mengo to Lugala. Construction soon began on the 20,000 seater sanctuary.  To date, the structure is past the roofing stage. Click here to see our construction update.

Statement of Faith 

Liberty Worship Centre believes in the following doctrine  

1. The Trinity; God in three persons -God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.
2. The working of the Holy Spirit: We believe in the baptism and the operation of the Holy Spirit and Speaking in tongues.
3. Water baptism: We believe and practices water baptism through immersion and we do not baptize young children
4. Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ: Believe in the death and the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ and his second coming
5. We believe in the bible as the inflammable and inspired word of God
6. Holy Communion: We believe in Holy communion.

Over services are conducted in both English and Luganda. Click here to download something. Liberty Worship Church in short time has grown and has established several branches in Uganda with another branch in South Africa.