Posts tagged as:

Church Planting

Rebel Soldiers, IDP Camp Church Congo And God’s Grace

March 4, 2010
Thumbnail image for Rebel Soldiers, IDP Camp Church Congo And God’s Grace

Could you forgive someone who killed a family member of yours, raped your wife, kidnapped your child and turned him into a rebel soldier? Be hard wouldn’t it? But many people are faced with that dilemma.
The picture above comes from a church in an IDP camp outside Goma, DR Congo. These people have fled [...]

Read the full article →

Naguru Slum, House Churches and Food for the Poor

March 3, 2010
Thumbnail image for Naguru Slum, House Churches and Food for the Poor

I received this update from Douglas on the first food distribution for the next six months in Naguru. Naguru is a large slum that sits in valley overlooked by the wealthy. Huge home dot the hillsides that surround this slum. It is truly a picture of the have and have-nots. The picture above overlooks the [...]

Read the full article →

Food Distributed. Churches Started. Nateete Is Moving!

March 3, 2010
Thumbnail image for Food Distributed. Churches Started. Nateete Is Moving!

Manna Ministry is off and running in Nateete! Food and mosquito nets have been given to the beneficiaries of Manna and four churches have been started. This is a great start!
The LC Chairman said,
“No one has ever done any distribution in our area like you have, in a way that is so peaceful, [...]

Read the full article →

Naguru Act 2 Begins

February 25, 2010
Thumbnail image for Naguru Act 2 Begins

Friday morning 50 new families will enter the Manna Program and begin to receive food for the next six months. Naguru is such a large slum that we divided it into two sections. This is the beginning of Naguru Act 2.
Over the past six months many families in Naguru were helped spiritually, physically, financially through [...]

Read the full article →

Underway At Nateete

February 25, 2010

The first food distribution went very well. No rain. No flooding. This is truly a blessing because it has been raining since and the entire place has been under. We could have never given out the food under these circumstances. So, we pray the Lord give good weather next month as well.
Three churches have also [...]

Read the full article →

Nateete, One Bad Slum!

February 9, 2010

Beginning February 2010, IMFC will begin work in the slum Nateete through Manna Ministry. Disease, poverty, witchcraft and constant flooding make this area extremely destitute. Pray for the people of Nateete and the IMFC staff.

Nateete, One Bad Slum! from Jimmy Barry on Vimeo.

Read the full article →

2010 Target

January 13, 2010

As we start 2010 our Uganda team has set some big goals for the year. BUT, our Lord can far exceed them. Here are the goals they have set out to achieve this year.
To plant 20 churches in and around Kampala. This year we have a goal to start Bible Way Clubs in 9 [...]

Read the full article →

Grace Stories From Soldiers In DR Congo

October 29, 2009

I haven’t posted much lately from the ministry among the rebel soldiers outside Goma, DR Congo, but incredible life-change is happening.
I Just received the October report from Pastor Pascal. The teams of pastors went out to the soldier camps the first two weeks in October. Forty-nine (49) soldiers prayed to receive Christ as their Lord [...]

Read the full article →

Big Challenge At Naguru

October 19, 2009

Here is a video shot in Naguru, one of the largest slums IMFC has worked in. The people here mainly come from the northern parts of Uganda where they fled the wars with Joseph Kony and the LRA, and the IDP camps.

Manna begin work here in late August, 2009. Three months later, three churches have [...]

Read the full article →

Victory in Naguru!!

August 25, 2009

Its Naguru that I would like to report about and how the first food distribution went.
Let me give a little additional background on this area and the people here. This is an area has predominantly internally displaced persons. It’s a refugee community. In the 1970s and early 1980s Naguru had the largest numbers of the Nubian [...]

Read the full article →