Trumpet Camp 2025: A National Call to Spiritual Awakening and Kingdom Mobilization.

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From January 22nd to 29th, 2025, the serene grounds of Nations Prayer Mountain in Seguku, Kampala became the epicenter of a spiritual movement as hundreds of believers gathered for Trumpet Camp 2025. Organized by World Trumpet Mission (WTM), the week-long annual event brought together Christians from across Uganda and beyond in a powerful convergence of worship, prayer, and strategic equipping under the theme, “Possessing Your Territory for Christ” (Acts 1:8).

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Marked by passionate intercession and vibrant worship, the camp created an atmosphere charged with the presence of God. The program featured intense daily prayer watches, Spirit-led praise sessions, and transformative teaching from seasoned ministers. These moments not only deepened participants’ personal devotion but also ignited a shared burden for national and global revival.

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One of the most significant moments of the camp was the visit of Uganda’s First Lady, Hon. Janet Kataaha Museveni, whose presence underscored the nation’s acknowledgment of the role of faith in shaping societal transformation. In her remarks, the First Lady emphasized the urgency of spiritual renewal and commended the Church for its role in national development and moral restoration.

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Throughout the week, numerous testimonies poured in—accounts of healing, deliverance, and personal revival. Many shared how the Word preached and the prophetic atmosphere had reawakened vision and stirred new commitments to evangelism, discipleship, and societal impact.

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Another major highlight was the JM Expo, which offered a showcase of World Trumpet Mission’s strategic projects and ministry arms. The exhibition presented a compelling vision of what coordinated, Spirit-led ministry can achieve—from leadership development to media outreach and community transformation initiatives. The week concluded with a well-attended Partnership Dinner, fostering collaboration between WTM and various stakeholders invested in expanding the mission's reach.

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The diverse representation at the camp—from local churches, international delegates, youth ministries, and marketplace leaders—was a testament to the unity of the Body of Christ and the growing urgency to prepare the Church for effective Kingdom advancement.

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As attendees returned to their homes, many left with a renewed sense of mission, prophetic clarity, and a deep conviction to take spiritual responsibility for their communities. Trumpet Camp 2025 will be remembered not just as a spiritual retreat, but as a catalytic moment for mobilizing believers across Uganda and beyond to rise as witnesses of Christ in every sphere of influence.