Musumba hired a taxi van to take 14 people from Bulanga and 1 from Bukaye. Received a lump sum of $900 for 9 people and it was enough for all 15 that showed up in need. The ladies told the taxi driver about the Binji and Eleanor. He was a Muslim, and said, “yes I know about Eleanor.” Musumba was surprised! The ladies were very excited, singing and shouting.
Brittney Zellner
Ministry House Needs
Our new ministry house has recently been completed, and now we are working to furnish it with essential items to make it a welcoming space for all. Beds for traveling volunteers, kitchen furniture, and living room furniture are all urgently needed to create a comfortable and functional environment. This house will serve as a hub for volunteers and ministry activities, and having the proper furniture will ensure that it is equipped for rest, fellowship, and service. Your support in helping us furnish the house will allow us to better serve both our volunteers and the local community.
New Orphan House
We are excited to announce plans for a new orphan house to support several abandoned families who have selflessly taken in many children. While we have already identified a potential site, we still need to raise $25,000 to begin construction and ensure these children have a safe and loving home. This house will provide them with shelter, stability, and a nurturing environment where they can thrive. Your donations will help cover the costs of building materials, furnishings, and essential supplies for the children. With your support, we can turn this dream into a reality and provide these vulnerable children with the home they deserve. Check back to see when we announce fundraising has started for this project!
Petwa House Urgently Needed
Meet Petwa, a devoted mother who has taken in three orphaned relatives in addition to caring for her own children. She lives in a mud wattle house that is collapsing, leaving the family vulnerable to dangerous conditions, including snakes that enter through holes in the walls. Among her children is Emmanuel, who is severely disabled, and Isaac, one of the orphans, who recently fractured his knee and will be on crutches for some time. We received $245 for Isaac’s treatment, but another $150 is still needed to cover the full cost. The family desperately needs a safe home, and the materials alone will cost $15,000. We are praying for a construction team to help build it, and with your support, we can provide Petwa and her family the security and stability they need.
Family/Marriage Conference May 2025
Building Stronger Families on a Foundation of Faith
This year, we are expanding our impact by bringing the marriage conference to multiple villages instead of hosting a multi-day event in one location. Throughout May, we plan to hold one-day conferences in each of the five villages we serve, ensuring that more couples can participate without the barrier of travel. These conferences will continue to focus on strengthening marriages, deepening faith, and building a strong biblical foundation for families.
We will still provide workbooks, meals, and essential resources to attendees, creating an environment where couples can learn and grow together. Children will also have meaningful activities during the sessions, making it a valuable experience for the whole family. This effort relies on generous support from volunteers, donors, and missionaries to provide these vital resources. Your contribution—whether through funding, spreading the word, or direct involvement—will help bring transformation and hope to families across these communities.
Muslim Chairman Joins Gathering – 35 Pray For Salvation!
Bukoona (Boo-koh-na) – A young man, who had been riding his bike to Bulanga, extended an invitation to the ministry. Livingston made arrangements to visit, and upon arrival, they found 70–80 people gathered, including the Muslim chairman of the village. During that first visit, around 65 people prayed to receive salvation. On their second visit, another 35 people prayed for salvation, marking a tremendous move of God in this village!
11 Pray For Salvation In Bukaye – Eleanor Challenges Reading The Word In Context
- The people are doing more sharing of their faith and inviting friends. 11 ladies prayed for salvation today in Bukaye that have been coming regularly. 3 were Muslims. Eleanor was talking about sacrifice and how that is not for forgiveness of sin, but in response to being forgiven, and to present yourself a living sacrifice. God promises us blessings in response. Eleanor challenges them to read the Word in context, and for the pastors to teach that way as well.
- A village on the way to Iganga, has heard about Eleanor and asked her to come. She is planning to go next week.