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The Kabala Society is the heart of the Kabala Circuit, bringing together members of the community to worship and grow in their faith. Known for its welcoming environment and commitment to spiritual education, the society focuses on nurturing discipleship and encouraging a close-knit community.
The Wilberforce Society carries on the legacy of William Wilberforce, a prominent figure in the abolition of slavery, and reflects his values of compassion and justice. Members of this society are dedicated to living out their faith through acts of service, social justice, and spiritual development.
The Kabala Circuit is an integral part of the West African Methodist Church, serving the Kabala region with deep-rooted faith and a commitment to spiritual growth and community service. The societies within this circuit are dedicated to fostering a strong sense of fellowship, providing a place for worship, and engaging in outreach activities to support the local community.
The Kabala Circuit consists of the following societies:
The Kafogo Society is another vital part of the Kabala Circuit. It provides a place for the community to gather in worship, prayer, and fellowship. This society plays a key role in the spiritual lives of its members, offering regular services and outreach programs that strengthen the bonds within the community.
The Kamakele Society is known for its strong focus on community service and worship. This society is a hub for local initiatives that promote education, health, and social welfare, all while providing a supportive space for spiritual growth and fellowship
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