Kunihira Patrick
Provides the overall spiritual, organizational and community leadership guiding the ministry.
The Pillars of Africa Children's Ministry is a registered community-based organization in Wakiso District, Uganda, serving vulnerable children and their families in Kasangati and surrounding communities.
Mainly supported by HUGs, Hearts United in God's Service, a US-based organization.
The Pillars of Africa Children's Ministry began as a Sunday school and children's choir, where founder Kunihira Patrick and his wife Nakakawa Madina Kunihira responded to the needs of vulnerable children with practical care, ministry training and hope.
Today, the organization works across education, health, economic empowerment, child protection and spiritual nurture so that children and families can build stronger, more stable lives.
The ministry exists to help vulnerable children by providing the assistance they need to sustain their lives and grow into healthy, empowered future leaders.
Learn More About the MinistryThe homepage now introduces the Executive Director first, followed by the co-founder, secretary and support leaders in a clearer order of organizational responsibility.
Provides the overall spiritual, organizational and community leadership guiding the ministry.
The ministry uses projects that both serve children directly and create local strength around them. These efforts range from worship and discipleship to education, shelter and family empowerment.
Talent development and ministry formation for children first brought together through church outreach.
Bible teaching, mentoring and leadership growth for children and young people in the ministry.
A learning pathway designed to give vulnerable children a stronger start through structured education.
Community-based and affordable care that grew from a local response to treatment needs during COVID.
Income and skills support for caregivers and households to improve long-term family resilience.
Practical skills training designed to move youth and adults toward employability and enterprise.
A growing secondary pathway that combines academic grounding with practical preparation for responsible adulthood and work.
Pillars Bible Union continues to bring discipleship, worship, mentorship and practical service together through activities that help young people live out their faith in the community.
June 16, 2026
Pillars Bible Union brought young people, church members and neighbors together for a day of service, teaching and transformation as faith was put into action by serving the villages.
The activity reflected the Bible Union motto, Go. Teach. Transform., and gave students a visible opportunity to serve the wider community.
View Cleanup RecapPillars Bible Union continues to nurture spiritually grounded, morally responsible, and purpose-driven young people through Bible-centered discipleship, mentorship, worship, and leadership development activities.
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