Henry Luke Orombi
Ugandan Anglican Archbishop
Ugandan Anglican Archbishop
Orombi served as the Archbishop of the Church of Uganda from 2004 to 2012. Before becoming Archbishop, held the position of Bishop of Kampala from 2002 to 2004. Orombi was influential in the Anglican Communion, particularly regarding issues of governance and theology within the church. He represented the Church of Uganda in various international Anglican gatherings.
Served as Archbishop of the Church of Uganda
Bishop of Kampala
Participated in the Anglican Communion leadership
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