Pst Sam at the church showcasing the finished window.
We began the project of installing glass panes in the church windows after successfully completing the previous window work. I am happy to share that the window shown in the photo is my own handiwork! It is a joy to see the progress we are making as we work together to give the house of God a cleaner, more beautiful, and decent appearance.
We still have a few windows remaining to complete, and we are grateful for the progress made so far. Once this work is finished, our next goal will be to restock and replenish the church’s plastic chairs to ensure that our congregation has adequate seating.
Every step forward is made possible through your generous support, encouragement, and prayers. Thank you for standing with us and helping us improve our place of worship. We do not take your kindness for granted. May God bless you abundantly.
Our Bible verse:
“And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men.” Colossians 3:23 (KJV)
Together, we continue working to make the house of God a place of beauty, comfort, and worship. Thank you for being part of this journey!
The thief who stoles receiving Jesus as his Saviour aftee returning the phones.
Today, as usual, one of our Leaders went to church. Since they do not have electricity at home, he decided to charge both his phone and his wife’s phone at the church. However, when he returned, both phones were missing!
He had almost given up hope, but I encouraged him that we would pray and trust God.
God made a way, and we eventually learned that someone had seen the thief leaving the building. When I preached, I asked the congregation to pray and reminded them that this battle was not ours but the Lord’s. I also declared that the thief would return the phones and, more importantly, come to know Jesus Christ as his personal Saviour.
To the glory of God, the young man was caught! Without anyone putting pressure on him, he confessed to the crime and even offered to lead us to where he had sold the phones.
But the greatest miracle was not the recovery of the phones. It was the transformation of a soul!
The young man later pleaded with us to pray for him, and we had the privilege of leading him to accept Jesus Christ as his Lord and Saviour. Although many people were angry and wanted to harm him, we stood firm and discouraged violence. We reminded them that our mission was not to destroy the young man but to help him reform and find a new life in Christ.
I am delighted that he is now a new convert and has promised to attend church this Sunday.
Today, we did not just recover two phones. We witnessed the beginning of a transformed life! 🙌
Our prayer is that this young man will grow in faith, become firmly rooted in God’s Word, and eventually be used by the Lord to preach the Gospel to many others who are still bound by sin and the power of the enemy.
📖 Bible Verse: 2 Corinthians 5:17 (KJV)
“Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.”
Let us pray for this young man. May God strengthen him, protect him from temptation, and give him the grace to remain faithful to Christ. May his testimony become a powerful witness that no life is beyond the reach of God’s transforming power.
Our mission is not merely to see sinners punished, but to see lost souls restored to God through Jesus Christ.
Sister Patricia receiving her share Brother Oluoch receiving his share of maize
Bro. Oluoch and Sis. Patricia, both living with disabilities, recently received food supplies, including maize flour and sugar, through our ministry’s support for vulnerable members of our community.
Bro. Oluoch has been experiencing pain from a leg fracture sustained in an accident, while Sis. Patricia lives with epilepsy. Despite their health challenges, both remain strong in their faith in Christ.
We thank God for the opportunity to stand with them and share His love through practical acts of kindness. Your prayers and support make this ministry possible and bring hope to those who need it most.
“Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.” (Galatians 6:2, KJV)
Thank you for your continued prayers, generosity, and love. Together, we are making a difference in the lives of our brothers and sisters in Christ. May God richly bless you! 🙏❤️
Candidates at church listening to prayers.Posed for a photo with Candidates after prayers.
Parents and teachers of Bar Olengo Secondary School gathered at church to pray for our Form Four candidates as they prepare for their final examinations.
With only two weeks remaining before the exams, the candidates are making their final preparations for this important stage of their academic journey. As parents and teachers, we understand the importance of standing together in prayer to encourage and support them during this critical period.
During our prayers, we asked God to protect every candidate from sickness, accidents, anxiety, and anything else that might prevent them from sitting their examinations. We also prayed for good health, wisdom, understanding, confidence, and peace of mind as they prepare to do their best.
Beyond academic preparation, we believe that prayer is an essential part of preparing our children for the future. We trust God to guide them, strengthen them, and help them remember everything they have learned.
However, preparation for examinations also comes with practical challenges. Some candidates, including Wesley, had lost their calculators and other essential stationery needed for the examinations. Seeing the importance of ensuring that every candidate was adequately prepared, I had to step in and buy replacements for them. It was a reminder that supporting our children goes beyond prayer. It also means identifying their needs and doing what we can to help them overcome the challenges they face.
As parents and teachers, we have a shared responsibility to give these candidates both spiritual and practical support. Every child deserves an opportunity to sit their examinations with confidence, knowing that the people around them care about their well-being and future.
The Bible reminds us in Philippians 4:6 (NIV):
“Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.”
This verse encourages us to bring our concerns before God and trust Him through every situation. As the examination period approaches, we commit our candidates into His hands, asking for His protection, guidance, and peace.
We encourage all the candidates to remain focused, revise diligently, take care of their health, and trust God as they prepare for their examinations.
May God protect every candidate, grant them wisdom and strength, and bless the work of their hands. May their efforts bear fruit and open doors to a brighter future.
Supporting Prisca with foodstuffs..She lives with disability but loves the Lord .Never misses Church.
“Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and he will reward them for what they have done.” Proverbs 19:17 (NIV)
One of the greatest blessings in life is having the opportunity to share what God has entrusted to us with those who are struggling. Sometimes, a simple act of kindness can bring hope to a family, restore a smile to someone’s face, and remind a person that they are not forgotten.
Today, I had the opportunity to bless a disabled widow at church with foodstuffs. It was a humbling and meaningful moment, especially during this difficult season when food is becoming increasingly scarce and expensive. For many vulnerable families, putting food on the table has become a daily struggle. Widows, particularly those living with disabilities, often face additional challenges in meeting their basic needs.
Food is a necessity, not a luxury. No one should have to go hungry, wondering where their next meal will come from. As Christians, we are called to show compassion and practical love to those in need. Sometimes, the best way to demonstrate God’s love is through the simple but powerful act of sharing food with someone who has little or nothing.
The widow appreciated the support so much. Seeing the gratitude and joy that even a small contribution can bring reminded me why this mission matters. Although the needs are many and resources are limited, every act of kindness makes a difference.
Preparing Rodrick for His Future in ICT
Shoes and clothes for Rodrick
In addition to supporting the widow, I also had the opportunity to bless Rodrick with a pair of shoes as he prepares for his industrial attachment in January next year.
Rodrick is learning ICT, and I believe that investing in young people is one way of helping them build a better future. As he prepares to take this important step in his education and career journey, I want to help him get ready with decent clothes and good shoes so that he can present himself confidently and appropriately in his workplace.
Industrial attachment is an important stage in a student’s life. It gives them an opportunity to gain practical experience, develop professional skills, and prepare for future employment. While technical knowledge is essential, personal presentation also matters when entering a professional environment.
My desire is to help Rodrick prepare adequately for this opportunity. The shoes are just one part of that preparation, and I hope to continue helping him obtain the clothes and other essentials he may need before January.
I believe that when we support young people with the resources they need, we give them more than material assistance. We encourage them to believe in themselves, pursue their dreams, and work towards a brighter future.
Every young person deserves an opportunity to learn, grow, and discover their potential, regardless of their family’s financial circumstances.
More Widows to Be Blessed on Sunday
This program will continue on Sunday, when we plan to bless more widows with foodstuffs.
For widows who have limited sources of income and no reliable support, these circumstances can be particularly painful. Some struggle to provide for themselves and their children, while others face the additional burden of age, disability, poor health, and isolation.
Our goal is to reach out to these women with practical support and remind them that they are not forgotten.
We may not be able to meet every need, but we can do something. We can share the little we have, stand with those who are struggling, and encourage others to join us in caring for vulnerable members of our communities.
The appreciation expressed by those who have already received assistance is a reminder that even a modest gift can bring relief when someone is facing hardship. A bag of food may seem like a small contribution to some people, but to a hungry family, it can mean meals on the table and relief from the worry of what to eat next.
This is why I believe that helping widows, orphans, people living with disabilities, and other vulnerable individuals should be an important part of our Christian responsibility.
A Biblical Call to Care for Those in Need
The Bible reminds us in James 1:27 (NIV):
“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.”
This scripture gives us a clear picture of the kind of faith God desires from us. Our relationship with Him should be reflected in how we treat others, especially those who are vulnerable and struggling.
The needs are great, especially during this season of famine and rising food prices. However, I remain encouraged by the knowledge that every act of kindness matter.
My prayer is that we will continue to be instruments of God’s love, bringing encouragement to the discouraged, food to the hungry, and hope to those who feel forgotten.
May God bless every hand that gives, every heart that cares, and every person who chooses to stand with those in need.
Together, through faith, compassion, and practical acts of kindness, we can make a difference in the lives of widows, people living with disabilities, young people, and vulnerable families in our communities.
