Evangelist Steven Sebyala (L) receives the US Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition for his 5000 hours to change communities with great impact through Africa Harvest Mission. Courtesy Photo.
Evangelist Steven Sebyala, Founder and President Church of Christ, Uganda, is a recipient of the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award, issued by the President and government of the United States, recognizing individuals across the globe, who exhibit outstanding character, work ethic, and dedication to their communities.
Evangelist Sebyala though a statement on 15 December, 2022 dedicated the award to the children of Uganda and Africa and committed to continue his humanitarian services to give hope to the hopeless, through Africa Harvest Mission founded in 1987.
This year’s awarding ceremony was conducted under the theme, “United in Faith for Social Change” in Washington, D.C, and recipients, including Evangelist Steven Sebyala, received awards signed by U.S. President Joe Biden.
Other distinguished recipients include: Rev. Dr. David Vandy, International Multimedia Broadcaster for Voice of America, Hazel Trice Edney, President and CEO of Trice Edney Communications, USA, Dr. Ambassador Hugues Sanon, Corp Special Envoy, Global Relations to the UN, Global Ambassador for FDFW and others.
The list consists of renowned global leaders, volunteers, leaders in community development, diplomats, elected officials, and corporate and spiritual leaders who, operating primarily from a faith perspective, have made an immensely positive impact on major issues such as religious liberty, civil rights, humanitarian concerns, social justice, economic development and mission partnerships.
Dr. Agorom Dike, President and CEO of the Caribbean and African Faith Based Leadership Conference, stated that the awards serve as a way to champion the extraordinary work and volunteerism of the recipients by honoring them and allowing them to speak on panels.
Additionally, he said the initiative fosters learning, networking, partnerships, and serves as a gateway for people who desire to connect with the African and Caribbean communities.
