Uganda has been wonderful! We are in Arua (which if you look on the map is in the north west corner of the country). We are about 10 minutes from the DRC border and 30 minutes from the South Sudan.
Our host is an amazing man of God. In everything he gives God the glory. He does a little bit of everything and so by default we do as well.
We’ve played with preschoolers at their schools. We’ve worshipped with and taught middle and high school kids about being in relationship with God. We’ve prayed for and over people of all walks of life. And have warred in the spirit through worship.
We’ve learned how spiritual the people of Uganda are. God has been teaching me so much about intercession and how to pray from a place of victory. We’ve learned kids are EVERYWHERE here and they are ALWAYS up for learning new songs and games. English is the business language of Uganda, everyone here speaks enough for us to communicate.
Silence is not a thing here. Walls are thin. There is always the sound of a motorcycle, or child laughing, or radio playing or pots and pans clanging or baby crying.
This doesn’t make it harder to hear God’s voice though. It’s amazing here.
It’s down to the last week of ministry now. We are meeting with preschoolers, Primary school kids, and teachers, we will be painting a school and then traveling to the refugee settlement for a Sunday service for our very last day of ministry.
Pray for us for energy to truly pour everything out this last week. For us to touch those we will be seeing for the last time. For health for our team and for safe travels.
