The Rt. Rev. Rose Okeno, Bishop of the ACK Diocese of Butere, visited the diocesan lands at Emulunya and Mwitseshe, acquired over 20 years ago. The visit provided an opportunity to reflect on the rich potential of these valuable assets and the Diocese’s vision for their future development.
The Bishop affirmed that the lands offer great opportunities for investment and income generation, encouraging the Diocese to continue exploring ways of putting them to productive use for the benefit of the Church and its mission.
At Emulunya, the Diocese has already taken encouraging steps through the establishment of bee farming with 60 beehives and the planting of trees, reflecting a commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable development. The Mwitseshe land, on the other hand, remains an opportunity for future investment.
As a Diocese, we give thanks for the foresight and legacy of our founding Bishop through whose initiative the land was purchased, and remain hopeful that, through faithful stewardship and thoughtful investment, these land will continue to effectively serve the Church and generations to come.