APOSTLE DANIEL EMAASIT TAKES PRAYER TO THE CORPORATE WORLD WITH NEW INITIATIVE AT THEATRE LABONITA

By Mr Odeke

KAMPALA, Uganda — In a move that blends spirituality with professionalism, Apostle Daniel Emaasit Osuret, the Founder of Prayer Miracle Church of Christ (PMCC), has announced the launch of a new Corporate Prayer Program targeting Kampala’s business and working-class community.

The new initiative, set to be held every Tuesday at Theatre LaBonita, seeks to bring prayer and inspiration closer to people in the corporate world who may not have time to attend midweek services.

The sessions will provide a space for professionals, entrepreneurs, and civil servants to reconnect with God amid their busy schedules. Apostle Emaasit said the program is born out of a divine instruction to raise spiritually grounded leaders in offices and boardrooms who can influence the marketplace with integrity, excellence, and faith.

“Many people spend their days in offices and return home exhausted, yet they long for a moment with God. The Corporate Prayer Day is an opportunity for them to refuel spiritually without missing work. We want to strengthen believers who shape the economy and decision-making sectors,” Apostle Emaasit explained.

This new addition complements the church’s growing list of weekly programs at its main headquarters in Bweyogerere–Kiwanga, Kampala. The Prayer Miracle Church of Christ (PMCC) continues to hold its regular services, which include:

• Healing Service every Wednesday from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
• Friday Service every Friday from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
• Sunday Service every Sunday from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

The church has also extended its ministry to the Teso sub-region with a branch in Bukedea District, located opposite the district headquarters along the Mbale road. The Bukedea branch continues to attract large congregations and serves as a spiritual hub for people seeking healing, deliverance, and revival.

Over the years, Apostle Emaasit has become a respected voice in Uganda’s faith community, known for his passionate preaching, healing ministry, and charitable work that supports children’s education and the needy. His latest initiative at Theatre LaBonita represents a new phase in his ministry — one that bridges the gap between the pulpit and the professional world.

Through this program, Apostle Emaasit aims to demonstrate that success in the corporate world is not merely about skill and ambition but also about maintaining a strong spiritual foundation guided by prayer, discipline, and divine wisdom.