Monthly Archives: October 2018

Having made known unto us the mystery of his will, according to his good pleasure which he hath purposed in himself: That in the dispensation of the fullness of times he might gather together in one all things in Christ, … Continue reading →

Today we finished where we began, in ministry at Prayer Palace.  While we have been here, the roof has been completed on the first section of the building, but the walls are temporary or nonexistent, and today it was chilly.  … Continue reading →

I am taking a break after a couple of long days, and it will be wonderful to have a night in at the hotel.  Our all day meeting at Faith Tabernacle Church was wonderful.  We watched the sky, and this … Continue reading →

Yesterday Pastor Lewis’s ten year vision became a reality.  The very first service at Faith Tabernacle Church was held on his new property in Nyanema.  The service was to begin at 1 p.m., and at 12:45, the the fierce battle … Continue reading →

A highlight of our mission trip is when all of the pastors and leaders come to our hotel and we pray for one another and enjoy fellowship.  The ladies went to the market with Pastor Steve, and we bought pineapple, … Continue reading →

Yesterday we navigated our way back to Life Mercy Orphanage, for a glorious breezy day on the rolling hills of Muduuma, which is a monument to God’s miraculous power.  Every time we go there, I think of the empty overgrown … Continue reading →

We had a wonderful day of worship on Sunday.  Art and Judy returned to Gideon’s church.  I wish I could have been in two places at once.  There were testimonies of healing from our prayer day on Saturday, and both … Continue reading →

It is Sunday morning and the sun is not yet up, but I wanted to tell you about our wonderful day at Antioch church yesterday.  We began by going out to the piggery.  A few years ago, we had donaitonss … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a full day with a bit of shopping in the morning, and then we went to the attorney’s office to sign papers making the NGO official.  This means we will be free to bring in television equipment and … Continue reading →

We made the long and bumpy trip to Jinja this morning expecting to distribute 100 pairs of reading glasses, clothing to the single moms with new babies, and praying for people.  The courtyard was full and they stood to their … Continue reading →