St. Luke's carries its ministry into homes, schools, prisons, hospitals, workplaces and communities across Uganda.
Alongside evangelism sits practical care - for people facing sickness, bereavement and hardship, for widows building livelihoods, and for Deaf worshippers who have long been left outside the life of the church. This is not a side project to worship. It is worship expressed publicly.
The ministry proclaims the Gospel through missioner training, door-to-door evangelism, school ministry, prison ministry, hospital ministry, workplace outreach and missions outside Kampala, with discipleship classes that follow up new believers.
In 2025 the team ministered in schools around Kampala, in prisons including facilities in Luzira, Kigo and Kitalya, and in communities in Buliisa and Bundibugyo. The church also hosted more than 300 pilgrims from Nebbi Diocese ahead of the Namugongo Martyrs Day celebrations.
Home cells bring members together for prayer, Bible study, fellowship and practical care close to where they live. They also help the church reach local communities and connect new members with supportive Christian relationships.
In 2025 the ministry held seven community outreaches and a Cell Day attended by more than 200 people, alongside refresher training for cell leaders and the annual Hymn Carol Night. Community outreach resulted in people accepting Christ and joining local cell groups.
Visits to the sick and bereaved, relief support, Christmas hampers, and spiritual and emotional care. The ministry works with other departments to identify people who need support, contributes relief items to mission activities, and has supported other churches with practical items.
Cells and departments gather household items, food and practical supplies for families in need, and for the communities the mission teams visit. Christmas hampers are prepared and distributed each year.
An inclusive worship community for Deaf members, with Sunday worship, a Wednesday fellowship from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., and outreach to Deaf schools and communities.
2025: three baptised, four confirmed • outreach at Wakiso Secondary School for the Deaf and Friendship Community Church of the Deaf in Mukono
Worship and discipleship combined with family activities, youth ministry, entrepreneurship training and practical skills such as soap making.
2025: 45 trained in entrepreneurship • 25 women equipped in soap making • about 200 at Family Sunday
Christian Women Fellowship, Mothers' Union and Blessed Women of Faith combine prayer and welfare support with practical empowerment — urban-farming training, land-registration training, financial management and soap making, particularly for widows.
2025: St. Luke's hosted a Kampala Diocese Women's Convention attended by about 800 women
School ministry reaches classrooms across Kampala with assemblies, teaching and mentoring, while camps and life-skills programs give children and teenagers space to grow in faith.
2025: 367 children at the B.L.A.S.T Children's Camp • 284 young people at the Youth Camp • 82 students accepting Christ through school ministry* Figures are for the 2025 church year and come from separate ministry reports.