John dreams of becoming an accountantโa profession that will allow him to help others manage their resources wisely and create a strong foundation for his future. But without a permanent sponsor, his academic path is at risk. At $429 per semester, your support will fully fund his education and remove the obstacles that threaten to derail his progress. Sponsoring John means investing in a student who values integrity, discipline, and the power of knowledge. Your commitment can provide him with the tools to turn ambition into achievement and transform not only his life but the lives of those around him.
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Stitching a Brighter Future for Jessica
Jessica, once sponsored and now a trained tailor, dreams of using her skills to support her family and community. With $2,000 in start-up capital, she can purchase a sewing machine and essential supplies to launch her tailoring business. Your support will empower Jessica to turn her training into a sustainable livelihood, bringing hope and stability to her future.
Widow Damali & Margaret Travel & Provision
๐๐ฎ๐บ๐ฎ๐น๐ถ is one of our widows in Bukaye village. She faithfully serves the Lord to the best of her ability. She has suffered with a painful goiter for many years; it needs to be properly diagnosed and treated.
Help Assistant Pastor Patrick Overcome a Hernia
Assistant Pastor Patrick and his wife, Jessica, faithfully serve their community despite living in poverty. Patrick is suffering from a large abdominal hernia that causes constant pain and prevents him from working, making it even harder to provide for his family.
The surgery he urgently needs to restore his health and ability to work costs approximately $700. Your support can make a profound difference in Patrick’s life, allowing him to continue his ministry and care for his family. Please join us in lifting up this faithful servant and his family.
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.