About: Christine Balabyekkubo

Pastor Christine Balabyekkubo was born and raised in Uganda.   She is the pastor and director of Prayer Palace

Christian Centre Kampala, Uganda.

She is the director for missions.  In 1980, She accepted Jesus Christ as her personal Lord and Saviour.  In that very year she finished her diploma in business and joined the first school of ministry in Uganda by Morris Cerullo.  Received her first Certificate in Leadership training.  This gave her a chance to find her passion and calling in the ministry.  Her role was to equip, motivate, and empower the women in Uganda to take on more leadership roles in the church.  Most of all she wanted to change the status and the welfare of the widows, orphans, misplaced children and destitute through the love of our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ.  She became a widow in May of 1995.  Her beloved husband Apostle John Deograsias Balabyekkubo was killed in a car accident going to a crusade in Jinja.  She is a mother of eleven children.  She has two girls and six boys.  She adopted three boys

from the war zone in Uganda.  In addition to her diploma in business, she has a diploma in social service work from Niagara College in Welland Ontario also finishing her degree in women’s study at

Athabasca University Albata.  She is a motivational speaker and has spoken at Various women’s Conferences, and in several churches both locally and internationally.  She is the founder of the

Fort Erie Multicultural Women’s Alliance and was the president for five years.   Her primary role was to help immigrant women from different ethnic backgrounds to find a way to adapt to the new environment and face the new life ahead of them as they entered Canada.  She has received several awards in her volunteering.