Ephraim Adrale
Anglican bishop in Uganda
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ephraim Adrale was an Anglican bishop in Uganda.[1]
Bishop Ephraim Adrale | |
|---|---|
| Born | Ephraim Adrale Arua, West Nile |
| Died | 1990 Kampala |
| Education | Makerere University |
| Occupation | Teacher |
| Years active | 1975—1990 |
| Known for | Clerical work, Refugee work |
| Title | Bishop in Church of Uganda |
| Spouse | Salome Munduru |
Early life and education
Adrale was educated at Makerere University and ordained in 1975.[2][3] He became Bishop of Madi-West Nile when he took over Bishop Remelia Ringtho in 1988 and served for two years.[1] He was a son of Matayo Ewada, a hunter. He went ahead to become a teacher, rising to be the headteacher of Anyavu Primary School.
He later enrolled in studies to become a clergy member and upon completion started catechism work and was ordained as a Reverend. He rose through the ranks to become Bishop of Madi-West Nile and served in the Archbishop's office at Namirembe as Refugee Secretary in the province of the Church of Uganda. In 1990, he died after a short illness and was survived by his wife Salome Munduru and their eight children.[1][4]
