Eliphaz Maari
Anglican bishop that serves in uganda
Eliphaz Maari (born 1954) is an Anglican bishop who served in Uganda:[1] he was the Assistant Bishop of Kampala from 1997 to 2004.[2] He was also head of Uganda Christian University.[3]
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- Eastern Equatorial Africa: James Hannington
- Henry Parker
- Alfred Tucker
- Uganda: Alfred Tucker
- John Willis
- Cyril Stuart
- Leslie Brown
- assistant (area) bishops: Aberi Balya
- Jim Brazier
- Festo Lutaya
- Kosiya Shalita
- Erica Sabiti
- Namirembe: Leslie Brown
- Dunstan Nsubuga
- Misaeri Kauma
- Samuel Ssekkadde
- Kityo Luwalira
- Festo Lutaya
- Stephen Tomusange
- Christopher Senyonjo
- Samuel Ssemakula
- Godfrey Makumbi
- Henry Katumba Tamale
- for diocesan bishops, see Archbishop of Uganda
- assistant bishops: Lucas Gonahasa
- Eliphaz Maari
- Zac Niringiye
- Hannington Mutebi
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