ANTS Chapel
Spiritual Life & Worship
A Place of Spiritual Formation
Completed in 2003, the ANTS Chapel has served as the spiritual centre of our community for over two decades. It is more than a building — it is where faculty and students gather daily to seek God's face, aligning academic pursuit with deep spiritual vitality.
Our worship is vibrant and interdenominational, reflecting the diverse cultures of the 10+ nations represented at ANTS. Through Morning Devotions, Community Chapel, and Evening Prayer, we mold servant leaders who are spiritually nourished and ready for ministry.
ANTS Chapel
Completed 2003 · Kisubi, UgandaOffice of the Chaplain
Welcome to the ANTS Chapel — a sacred space set apart for encounter, renewal, and growth. Whether you are a new student finding your footing in faith, a seasoned believer deepening your walk, or simply someone seeking God's presence, this Chapel is for you.
My role as Chaplain is to walk alongside every member of our community — in seasons of joy, in moments of doubt, and in the ordinary rhythm of daily life. I believe that spiritual formation is not a destination but a daily journey, and it is my privilege to journey with you.
I warmly invite you to be part of our chapel programmes — from Morning Devotions to Friday Evening Prayer. Come as you are. Leave strengthened, encouraged, and equipped for God's purpose in your life.
Weekly Service Schedule
All residential students required.
A powerful start to every day.
Open to all. Come expectant.
All 10+ nations represented at ANTS.
Facilitated by faculty & senior students.
All welcome to join a group.
Whether a new believer or seasoned minister — this is your spiritual home on campus.
Sermon Archive
The Secret of Greatness in the Kingdom of God: Mark 10:35–45
What does it truly mean to be great in the Kingdom of God? In this chapel message, Pastor Ismael explores Mark 10:35–45, challenging believers to rethink worldly definitions of greatness and embrace the biblical calling to humble service.
Drawing from the example of Jesus Christ, this sermon highlights that true greatness is not measured by positions, titles, recognition, or earthly status, but by our willingness to serve others. While many desire positions of honour, few are willing to pay the price of sacrificial service and take up the cross. Jesus calls His followers to a different standard: becoming servants to all, regardless of their position or status in society.
Pastor Ismael further reminds us that greatness is empowered by the Holy Spirit and rooted in God's grace. We do not serve to earn God's favour; we serve because we have already received His grace. This message challenges every believer, particularly those in Christian leadership and ministry, to pursue humility, reject self-glorification, and follow Christ's example of servant leadership.
Scripture References:
- Mark 10:35–45
- Proverbs 16:18
- Mark 14:36
- Matthew 8:16–17
- Matthew 14:13–21
- 2 Timothy 2:5–6
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