The Full Gospel Churches of Uganda has over 1600 churches country-wide with its headquarters at Makerere Hill Road plot number 55-59. It exists to reach out to Uganda and the rest of the world with the love of God demonstrated in worship, evangelism, discipleship and ministering to the hurting world in the power of the Holy Spirit.

1. To reach out to the world with the gospel of Jesus Christ and win souls to the kingdom of God by encouraging and promoting evangelism in order to fulfil Christ’s command, “Go ye into the world and preach the Gospel to every creature.”

2. To disciple and equip the body of Christ with biblical truths and sound knowledge of the word of God through effective and consistent Sunday school classes for all age groups.

3. To reach out to the children and youth with the aim of providing spiritual training and fellowship through camps and youth club programs so as to instil in them Christ-like characters.

4. To build up strong marriages and strengthen families to enhance unity, love and mutual support.

5. To fine-tune our praise and worships to meet the heavenly standards and touch the heart of God.

6. To train Christians how to open and sustain businesses and other income-generating projects.

7. To ensure that all our churches learn and practice good financial management and record-keeping skills through the establishment and effective monitoring of financial policies of the Churches.

8. To produce responsible ministers and pastors with a noble character who are accountable to the national leadership.

9. To support the disadvantaged children and lift them out of poverty by linking them to sponsors and donors.

10. To run successful Christian schools where the supremacy of God is acknowledged and honoured.

11. To ensure that every local church is duly registered and is legally recognized by the government/local authorities. This is done by giving assistance to the Churches in the registration of church land.

12. To establish churches after the New Testament pattern, that is, self-governing, self-propagating and self-supporting bodies known as local churches.

13. To conduct religious services namely church services, marriage ceremonies, funeral services, baptism services, gospel crusades, conferences and inventions, seminars, dedication and ordination services, Holy Communion services etc.

14. To provide the means for fellowship among Christians of the Organization and others of like precious faith through rallies and camp meetings.

15. To exercise the oversight and supervision of all Pastors, elders, and branch church leaders who in turn have the responsibility of the oversight of the churches.

16. To exercise disciplinary measures against Supervisors, Officers, Ministers, Pastors and Branch Church leaders in accordance with Scriptural principles and the policies and by-laws of the FULL GOSPEL CHURCHES OF UGANDA.

17. Through its Board of Trustees, to buy, handle, sell, mortgage, and hold property; to construct, add, improve, and demolish buildings on property held by the Board of Trustees of the FULL GOSPEL CHURCHES OF UGANDA.

18. To establish and maintain programs, schemes or projects which will contribute to the evangelism of primarily the population of Uganda as a whole. To initiate and sustain activities, which are particularly designed to hear Christian witness to all people.

To adopt such means of making known the activities and services of the FULL GOSPEL CHURCHES OF UGANDA as may seem expedient and in particular by circular, advertising, newsletters, periodicals, sound broadcasting, cinematograph films, video and audio films, publications of brochures, books, granting prizes, rewards, scholarships.

19. To solicit missionaries to come and assist in the planning, implementation and evaluation of projects, departments or any other particular assignments as may be assigned by the FULL GOSPEL CHURCHES OF UGANDA.

20. To employ experts, advisors, coordinators, administrators and others for the objects aforesaid.

21. To provide, furnish and fit out with necessary equipment, furniture, aids, statistics and other materials, centres for coordination of the objects aforesaid and to promote, organize, manage, coordinate, educate and do all such things as may be necessary and desirable, or incidental thereto.

22. To take such steps by personal or written appeal, public meetings, or otherwise as may from time to time be deemed expedient for the purpose of procuring contributions to the funds of the Organization in the shape of endowments, donations, annual subscriptions, tithes and offerings or otherwise participate in such things as having their objects the raising of money.

23. To apply to any international body, government or authorities, national bodies or public organizations, corporations, companies or persons for and to accept grants of money and of land, donations, gifts, subscriptions, and other assistance with a view to promoting the objects of the Organization.

24. To subscribe to any local or any other charities and to grant donations for any public purpose, to grant pensions, allowances, gratuities and bonuses to and to provide a superannuation or any other funds for the servants of the Organization and otherwise to assist any such servant, their widows and dependants.

25. To invest monies of the Organization not immediately required in any one or more modes of investments for the time being authorized by law for the investment of trust monies, and in such manners as may from time to time be determined.

26. To undertake and execute any charitable trusts or any agencies which may seem directly or indirectly conducive to the object of the Organization.

27. To amalgamate with any other organization having objects together or in part similar to those of the Organization provided that any such organization has in its constitution/by-laws such a prerogative.

28. To operate such institutions of charity as orphanages, old age homes, guest houses, secular schools, bible schools, health centres, literacy programs, primary healthcare and vocational schools.