President Museveni , First Lady Janet Meet LaDonna Osborn At State House Entebbe Ahead Of Daughter Patience Rwabwogo’s Consecration As A Bishop On Sunday
Bishop Dr LaDonna C. Osborn has arrived in Uganda to preside over Pastor Patience Rwabwogo’s August 23 consecration as an Episcopal Bishop.
The Osborn’s family have had a long relationship with the Musevenis after visting Uganda in 1995 a year before President Museveni and the NRA captured power .
During that historic 1985 visit, she prayed with the family and gave each of the children their very first Bible along with one of her books, creating precious and lasting memories.
Today, President Yoweri Museveni and First lady Janet received the international evangelist, Bishop Dr. LaDonna C. Osborn at State House Entebbe.
She is in Uganda ahead of the consecration of Pastor Patience Rwabwogo as a Bishop. Dr. Osborn recalled her first visit to Uganda in 1985 with her late mother, who prayed with the family and gave each of the children their very first Bible along with one of her books, creating precious and lasting memories.
The consecration ceremony will take place on August 23 at Covenant Nations Church in Luzira. Rwabwogo is entering episcopal leadership after 20 years of ministry.
Osborn described Rwabwogo as a committed Christian and visionary leader. She said the new role would place greater responsibility on her to serve the Church and spread the Gospel.
Reflecting on her service , Patience Rwabwogo, said thus ; “This is not about personal promotion. As Scripture reminds us, promotion comes from the Lord. I receive this calling with humility and gratitude because it carries greater responsibility to serve God’s people.”
Osborn will preside over the consecration through prayer, the laying on of hands and the formal act of consecration.
Before the ceremony, she is scheduled to minister on August 20, 2026, at the “Carrying the Torch” Conference at City of David in Luzira.
The conference will focus on the responsibility of Christians to receive the Gospel, preserve it and pass it to the next generation.
Osborn and Rwabwogo previously worked together during the 2025 Light Up Uganda for Jesus convention, which brought Christians from different denominations together for worship, prayer and evangelism.
Osborn and Rwabwogo previously worked together during the 2025 Light Up Uganda for Jesus convention, which brought Christians from different denominations together for worship,
Dr. Daisy Osborn, along with her husband Dr. T.L. Osborn, traveled to Kampala in 1985 during a time of intense civil war to do seven weeks of pre-crusade preparation, living by the philosophy that “wherever there’s revolution, that’s time for the Gospel”.
This foundational work culminated in the legendary, miracle-filled 1985 Lugogo Crusade, which many local believers still remember as a massive spiritual turning point for the nation.
