Aisha

Nanono Aisha is 56 year old mother of 10 children!! She was a devoted Muslim before Manna came in and the Gospel of Jesus was shared with her. Aisha prayed to receive Jesus as her Lord and Savior! She is still legally married to her Muslim husband who lives in his village with his other wives.

Aisha’s family lives in Kawempe in Kampala, Uganda in a location called Mbogo. This location was named after one of the most famous local Muslim missionaries and is a very conservative Muslim community. The Muslim sect that was at one time very popular in this location is the Tabliqs which is very radical group.

This is why Aisha has had to go secretive with her conversion. She fears that if she tells her family of her new found faith, they might do something very bad to her and her children.

Aisha has been studying her BibleWay book which she says is very sweet and very handy! But her eyes gets to watering when reading. She is long sighted and she is asking for God to provide her with appropriate reading glasses.

Aisha is a tailor by profession in Kalerwe, Kampala, Uganda. She was recently robbed of 500,000 schillings which was to pay the person who has been giving materials to her on credit. She is asking for God’s help to find this money so she can pay for the materials.

{ 0 comments }

Rose

May 9, 2012

Rose Namuddu is a 27 year old mother of 5 children. The Father of 4 of these children passed on some months back, leaving behind nothing for his children. Her current husband does not want anything to do with these children, even when he clearly knows that all they have is their Mum. In order [...]

Read the full article →

Joyce: Making The Most From Manna Ministry

May 2, 2012

Joyce Nakagubi is 37 year old mother of 5 with a stable husband. With only 3 food drops in her area, she has grown her monthly household income from 30,000 shillings ($12 per month, 0.40 cents a day!) to 190,000 shillings ($77 a month, $2.50 a day!) from selling greens! Here’s more of her story. [...]

Read the full article →

Sauda

May 2, 2012

Sauda Nakasujja is a 20 year old mother of 2 children from Masaka, Uganda. Her biological mother passed on when she was only 3 months old in the care of grandmother. Her grandmother took care of her up to the point of educating her to the level of primary 4 when she dropped out due [...]

Read the full article →

He Died A Changed Man!

May 2, 2012

The first time I met Stephen he was stoned out of his mind. He was a drunk. But God sobered him and changed his life! It was amazing to see the difference the Lord made in his everyday life. I received this email from Vincent last week informing me of his death. I hate it [...]

Read the full article →

Blood Money. Jane Says No More!

April 16, 2012

Katushabe Jane is a 29 year old mother of 4 children. She came to Mulago slum in Kampala, Uganda from Fort-Portal, to work as a house-girl. After 2 whole years without proper pay, she left that job because it turned into a typical slave situation. She hooked up with a man to get a roof [...]

Read the full article →

Edith’s Story Of How God Met Her Needs Through Manna Ministry

April 10, 2012
Thumbnail image for Edith’s Story Of How God Met Her Needs Through Manna Ministry

Edith Namale is a Manna beneficiary from Angola slum. She is a widow with 6 children in her care. Edith lives with diabetes, high blood pressure and swollen feet. Her doctors stopped her from working near fire, like her make shift kitchen. Yet she earned her living from cooking and selling food. Manna found her [...]

Read the full article →

Amos, On The Field And Ready To Plant Churches For The Kingdom Of God

April 10, 2012

We never took the volunteers from the US to Tanganyika, a village in Arua, Uganda, to evangelize, but we went through it on our way for baptism at the nearby river. Over 300 people from the village came to see what we were doing! It was a wonderful experience. All of us felt the area [...]

Read the full article →

Alfred, Church Planter Arua, Uganda

April 10, 2012

Anyafiyo is a village found North East of Arua town, Uganda. Anyafiyo is a name in the local Arua language which when translated means non productive for millet. It literally therefore means a non productive area! About 40% of the residents of this area are Muslims! In January 2012, we carried a volunteer group from [...]

Read the full article →

Morris, Church Planter Awindiri, Arua

April 10, 2012

David said, “Weeping may remain in the night but joy comes in the morning!” Psalm 30:5 In the south of Arua town, Uganda, is a village named Awindiri which when translated means “Continuous Crying”! The place is about 5 minutes form White Castle where the volunteers were lodging. In this area is a young man [...]

Read the full article →