Brethren,
I greet you in the mighty name of our Lord Jesus Christ. We ought always to give thanks to God for you Brethren, because it is really fitting, your faith and love toward this work is actionably seen not verbal.
Endlessly we thank God for his unceasing protection upon us as the school since we started in this journey. I am happy to let you know that our men broke off for a holiday on 6th and have been joined to their families and congregations after a long time. We give God all the glory because all reached safely.
We are expecting them in class on 7th July 2025. Pray for them during their time at home. however, one of our boys, that is EMMANUEL BYAMUNGU, Upon reaching home on Friday, his biological father passed on on Saturday. We have been saddened upon receiving such sad news. Put EMMANUEL in your prayers as he battles this difficult moments in his life.
Also Simon Katuramu our oldest student in age, has been battling eye problems. It has given him a hard time studying. When he went to the eye clinic in Kampala, he was told to go to a bigger facility than that. He pleaded with us that he doesn't feel like leaving his studies and asked if we may be of any assistance towards his treatment. I plead with any well wisher to see Simon through and God will bless you so much.
In another news, our brother Simon Odongo who is one of our teachers, got in an accident and got broken bones in his legs and deep wounds. He is at home and in great pain.
On 30th May we received a note from our landlord, of the rent increment. Upon receiving all this information, we have been receiving other information from our old students and the work they are doing. This last week a new congregation has been born . God should give us more strength to continue doing more. 7 baptisms in the course of last week including a Muslim man whom I had studied with for some good time.
We say sorry to our brother Keith who had wanted to visit the school here but because of so many anomalies he was not able to cross to Uganda. We waited for him but all in vain.
May the almighty God bless you. Will keep on praying for you as you Pray for us.
Until all have heard,
Raymond