KCM History

KCM History traces back to the founder the Evangelist Nsubuga Ibrahim who experienced a difficult childhood. Having a meal, education,  clothing, medical care, and other necessities were minimum achieved.  His parents, like all other parents of impoverished homes, could not  afford to provide his family with essentials. Amidst suffering, their  family still had to take care of orphans left behind by the relatives  who succumbed to HIV/AIDS.

His parents, Mr. Wantante Godfrey and Mrs. Namuganga Annet Kizza always shared the  little they had with the neighboring families in similar conditions,  regardless of how tough things were. These early childhood memories of  his parents’ loving example turned out to be a family calling. Evangelist Nsubuga Ibrahim believed that God supernaturally intervened amid his family crisis  because his family stopped focusing on the little they had, and reached  out to others in need.

Evangelist Nsubuga Ibrahim born on 04/04/2000

Evangelist Nsubuga Ibrahim was born and raised in Uganda East Africa from a humble Christian family. He could not pursue further studies due to his Parents' incapacitation.

He serves as the founder and managing director of Kigoogwa Community Ministries.

His interests include traveling,  preaching the Gospel, adventure, and professional photography. He finds great joy in helping others and is so passionate about sharing God’s word  and seeing people’s lives transformed.

 Evangelist Nsubuga Ibrahim has secured and restored hope to hundreds of vulnerable  children within the communities of Mityana district and in various  remote areas of Mityana Municipality. Among them were street children abandoned as a result of massive child abuse, rape, poverty, HIV/AIDs,  and polygamous African marriages.

 He has a big dream of constructing various buildings to help  cater for accommodation, education, health, water, and food cultivation  for these unfortunate members of society.