SYCHAR HEALING MINISTRIES
Sychar Healing Ministries was founded in 2010 by Kosima Guloba in Bunyanze Village, Kizuba Sub-County, Namutumba District, Uganda.
The ministry was established with a deep commitment to bringing people back to God and transforming lives through faith, education, and community support.
Sychar Healing Ministries is committed to transforming lives through faith and service. Our key initiatives include:
Our Ministries & Projects
At Sychar Healing Ministries, we believe in practical love. Each of our projects is an expression of God’s compassion — from caring for orphans to giving clean water, nurturing the elderly, educating children, and building strong, faith-filled communities.
Church Ministry
A sacred space for prayer, worship, and spiritual growth, where lives are restored through faith.
Orphanage Project
We offer a safe home, education, and love to orphaned children, giving them hope for a brighter future.
Elderly Support
We care for the elderly in our communities — offering companionship, food, medical care, and dignity.
Water Project
Through boreholes and wells, we provide clean water to remote villages — a gift of health and hope.
School Project
We provide affordable and faith-based education to children who would otherwise go without school.
Community Outreach
We reach out with food, prayer, and support to families in crisis — spreading God’s love in action.
Direct beneficiaries
Over 984 vulnerable families of women ,men and children are benefiting from sychar healing ministries where they are nourished physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
OUR PROJECTS
Orphanage
512 children
Elderly Care
126 people
Church
300 congregation
Our Ministry Background
Our Ministry was founded in 2010 by Kosima Guloba in Bunyanze Village with just 15 children and 5 adults. As the message of hope and healing spread, the church grew rapidly, eventually moving under a large tree to accommodate the growing fellowship. A simple structure was later built, but on 17th May 2016, strong winds destroyed it during a service. Thankfully, no lives were lost. Since then, the congregation has remained steadfast, continuing to worship under a tree—united in faith, love, and hope for a permanent place of worship.
Overview
Over 207 families
Direct Beneficiaries
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