“A Living Legacy of Faith Since 1890”
Dear Pilgrims, Visitors, and Beloved in Christ,
Standing majestically on Namirembe Hill, St. Paul’s Cathedral is more than a building—it is a testament to God’s faithfulness through generations. As the oldest cathedral in Uganda and the mother church of the Anglican Church of Uganda, we invite you to explore:
A Sacred Heritage
- Founded in 1890, our cathedral has weathered storms, fires, and rebuilding, emerging stronger each time—just like the faith it represents.
- The current structure, completed in 1919, blends Gothic architecture with Ugandan craftsmanship, symbolizing the unity of global and local faith.
- Walk the same halls where Kabaka Mwanga II, Bishop Tucker, and generations of believers have worshipped.
A Place of Pilgrimage
- Spiritual Heartbeat: Host to enthronements of bishops and archbishops, and a beacon for Anglican worship.
- Historic Treasures: Marvel at the Buddo-crafted pulpit, the WWI memorial lectern, and stained glass honoring martyrs and kings.
- Hannington Chapel: Remember the sacrifice of early missionaries like Bishop Hannington, whose legacy fuels our mission.