ð·Â Palm Sunday draws hundreds to Christ Church in Gulu city
The three regular services â 6:30am to 8:30am (in Luo), 8:30am to 10:30am (in English), and 10:30am to midday (in Luo) â were all filled beyond capacity.
Christ Church choir that serves in the English service beaming with joy outside the church (Photo by Jesse Johnson James)
By Jesse Johnson James
Journalists @New Vision
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Hundreds of Anglican faithful flocked to Christ Church Parish in Bardege–Layibi Division, Gulu city, today (13 April 2025) to mark Palm Sunday.
The three regular services — 6:30am to 8:30am (in Luo), 8:30am to 10:30am (in English), and 10:30am to midday (in Luo) — were all filled beyond capacity. Parishioners turned up in their best attire and joyful spirits.
Almost everyone carried palm leaves, waving them while singing hymns and praise songs throughout the services.
The services were led by Rev. Peter Oyat Oola, Curate of Christ Church Parish, who was assisted by a reverend ordinand and lay readers.
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Christians wave their palm leaves as they sing hymn songs. 
Christians wait to enter for the service in English. 
Curate of Christ Church Parish in Gulu City, Rev. Peter Oola Oyat, sharing a light moment with the choir after the service in English.
Rev. Peter Oola Oyat (in the middle) praying for the choir after the service in English at Christ Church Parish in Gulu City.
