President Yoweri Museveni attended the Big Fix Holy Spirit Global Conference on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at the Miracle Centre Cathedral grounds in Rubaga, where he addressed thousands of Christians and officially launched Pastor Robert Kayanja’s new book, “Karamoja Smile” . The six-day conference, which will also feature renowned evangelist Pastor Benny Hinn, drew large crowds to the cathedral grounds, underscoring the event’s significance within Uganda’s Christian community.
The Book and Its Author
Pastor Robert Kayanja is the founder and Senior Pastor of the Miracle Centre Cathedral, a 10,500-seater megachurch in Kampala with over 3,000 branch churches . He began his ministry at the age of 22 after being called at 17, and has since ministered in more than 80 nations worldwide . Kayanja is a prolific author with over 20 published works, including “The Seed, the Soil and the Season,” “Dream, Desire and Destiny,” and “Bringing the Presence of God Home” . His latest book, “Karamoja Smile,” adds to a bibliography that has distributed over 8.9 million copies freely . He is married to Pastor Jessica Kayanja, and together they have three children.
The Big Fix Conference
The Big Fix Holy Spirit Global Conference is a six-day event that has brought together Christians from across Uganda and beyond for prayer, worship, and teaching . The conference’s inclusion of Pastor Benny Hinn as a featured minister adds significant weight to the gathering, given Hinn’s global reputation as a healing evangelist. Museveni’s presence at the event reflects the long-standing relationship between the Ugandan government and the country’s religious leadership, as well as the president’s continued engagement with faith-based initiatives. The launch of “Karamoja Smile” at such a prominent gathering suggests the book carries a message of hope and transformation, themes that resonate deeply within Uganda’s Christian community.
What the Launch Means
The launch of “Karamoja Smile” at the Big Fix Conference represents more than just the release of another book. It symbolizes the intersection of faith, national leadership, and social transformation in Uganda. Pastor Kayanja’s ministry has long been associated with philanthropic efforts, including the Never Again project, which rehabilitates street children and former gang members . His work as chairman of Afri-Aid has also delivered millions of dollars in food relief to South Sudan . The new book’s title—”Karamoja Smile“—suggests a focus on the Karamoja region, an area of Uganda that has historically faced challenges of insecurity, drought, and poverty. Whether the book documents a specific initiative, tells a story of transformation, or serves as a spiritual guide, its launch at such a high-profile event signals its importance to Pastor Kayanja’s broader mission.