North-Eastern Diocese

SEKUCo (Sebastian Kolowa University College of Tumaini university) have new information about upcoming courses here. You will also find the application form here.

NED has laid a foundation on which to develop its institutions to meet objectives through institutional management workshops and seminars. Among topics discussed is importance of institutional leadership vs. employee as well as attention paid to building a community through an effective communication strategy.

Lutheran World Relief (LWR) and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania (ELCT) are working together to put faith into action in the fight against malaria. The project, entitled Faith in Action: Lutherans Partnering Against Malaria in Tanzania, focuses on increasing knowledge about malaria prevention and control, empowering health care providers to improve malaria prevention and control methods, and helping health care centers provide essential medication and services. LWR’s partnership with the ELCT has been predominantly profitable to ELCT - North Eastern Diocese (NED) by the visit of the Bishop Jon Diefenthaler of Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod, who is also a member of the board of Directors in LWR and president of the board accompanied by Brenda Meier and Tim Mc Cully, Vice president of LWR.

North Eastern Diocese – ELCT conduct pastors meeting, which according to normal schedule are held in June for seminar and December for evaluationeach year held at Rainbow School were Schedule for meetings  determined by the Committee Chairperson. This years’ meeting was opened by Bishop Dr. Stephen Munga of NED, where in his opening speech he says I'm sure the people of any congregation could compile quite a list of expectations, but would it reflect what God desires from the leadership of his church?

Through Sebastion Kolowa University College’s (SEKUCo) Mission provide High Quality University Level Education that produces graduates who can integrate the Needs, Rights and Potentials of People with different abilities into a holistic perspective of life and creation in various fields of expertise, building upon traditional knowledge simultaneously as we open creative ways for new and constructive innovations, YDCP and Sense International see the objective to promote rights of disabled people by including them in every aspect of political, social, economic and cultural life.